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Tottenham Hotspur head coach Thomas Frank has revealed that Spurs attempted to sign Antoine Semenyo this month.

The 26-year-old was wanted by a host of top Premier League outfits following a 10-goal start to the league campaign with Bournemouth.

Thomas Frank says Tottenham worked hard to try and sign Antoine Semenyo in January but conceded the transfer window is not like the game Football Manager.

Tottenham Hotspur has made a move for a former Arsenal winger, but the player has other plans for his future.

It was reported at the start of this month that signing a winger was a priority for Spurs this window and that the Lilywhites were tracking several wide players around Europe.

Tottenham Hotspur are interested in signing former Arsenal winger Serge Gnabry from Bayern Munich, according to reports in Germany.

In an attempt to reinforce the club’s ambition, Frank admitted that Spurs had held an interest in Antoine Semenyo before he joined Manchester City earlier this month, and said that it was signings of that calibre that Spurs were targeting as they headed into the final days of the market.

Martin Ho says that the squad that travelled to Liverpool last weekend will once again be available for Sunday’s trip to West Ham United on Sunday (11.55am UK).

Thomas Frank went against his own “rule” when speaking about a player Tottenham tried and failed to sign this month, though there are five viable alternatives linked as the window draws to a close.

Tottenham’s move for Liverpool star Andy Robertson could be back on, John Wenham has said.

Tottenham were showing significant interest in Robertson, but a deal seemed to be off after several sources linked with the Reds nixed the idea.

We’re delighted to announce the signing of Elisha Sowunmi, who joins our Academy from West Ham United.

The 18-year-old forward joined the Hammers in the Under-8s and progressed through their youth system, turning professional last summer.