Stick with us as we delve deeper into those stories, starting with Tottenham's move for West Ham's Ghana attacker Mohammed Kudus, which would be Spurs' first major signing since the appointment of Thomas Frank as manager.

Tottenham’s Ambition Clear in Mohammed Kudus PursuitAs reported by The Athletic, Tottenham Hotspur’s summer activity under Thomas Frank is intensifying, with a firm eye on reshaping the squad

The West Ham player is fearless on the ball and has several attributes that Thomas Frank's side are missing right now

Mohammed Kudus was the man for the job as he attempted far more dribbles than anyone else in the Premier League across the campaign. How does this sit with you?

Now, Tottenham have reached an agreement with West Ham for Mohammed Kudus for a fee of around £55m, according to David Ornstein. Kudus still has to undergo his medical, but his unveiling is expected to be soon. The Ghana international is set to join on a six-year deal.

Tottenham Hotspur have been linked with a move to bring in more offensively minded players at Hotspur Way in the ongoing summer transfer window as Daniel

Tottenham have West Ham winger Mohammed Kudus at the very top of their transfer priority list, but he isn't their only desired option this summer.

Spurs have been given a massive lift in their chase to sign the explosive Hammers attacker, after it was revealed that he rejected a move to a top European side in favour of a move to N17