Tottenham Hotspur They are keeping an eye on Eintracht Frankfurt's Jean-Matteo Bahoya to improve their attack this summer.
He left Angers SCO for German club Angers SCO in January 2024 and has contributed seven goals and eight assists in 78 matches. He operates mainly on the left wing and occasionally as an attacking midfielder and on the right wing.
Tottenham are the latest Premier League team to show interest in the 21-year-old.
Last December, Sports Witness Covered claims from Germany Arsenal are seriously thinking about signing him. At that time he was valued at €80m. Since then, there have been no concrete claims regarding Arsenal, who got spooked by the price and walked away.
The Frenchman finished the season with four goals and four assists.
Tottenham keen on Bahoya
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They missed out on Europe after finishing eighth and will need to make a major overhaul this summer.
The German club is in desperate need of raising funds and hopes to bring in millions from England.
Jean-Matteo Bahoya, Arthur Thiet and Hugo Larsson are candidates for sale, and the trio are attracting interest from the Premier League. His move to the Premier League could help raise around €85-100 million.
Tottenham Hotspur are mentioned as being in the build up to Bahoya, with reports saying they are 'particularly interested'. There is no mention of any other clubs apart from Spurs and there is no suggestion of an Arsenal return.
Bild claim he fell short of expectations at the start of the season and has not improved his form since. It doesn't seem to have hurt Roberto De Zerbi's side.
Eintracht Frankfurt, for their part, are expecting around €35-40 million.
Tottenham are particularly keen and could take advantage of Eintracht Frankfurt's financial situation to sign Bahoya.
Contract, price and agent information
Jean-Matteo Bahoya's contract is until 2029 and his value is as per transfer marketIs €25m. There has been no change in their price since October.
Concept Sport Agency, a Paris-based agency owned by Jeremy Hazan and Jonathan Rein-Adelaide, represents him.
