Last week, Bild reported that Tottenham Hotspur were interested in not one but two Eintracht Frankfurt players.
Defender Evan Ndicka and playmaker Daichi Kamada are believed to be on Tottenham’s wish list for this summer’s transfer window.
They suggested that Kamada wants to leave this summer and can be signed for around €30million (£26million), with Watford and Sevilla also keen.
Kamada has been a creative force this season, racking up 15 assists in 32 Bundesliga games whilst also chipping in with five goals.
The Japanese playmaker could give Spurs an injection of quality in the final third, and their hopes of a deal may have just been boosted.
Bild now claim that Frankfurt have already found the man they want to replace Kamada, with Dinamo Zagreb talent Lovro Majer being lined up for a move to Germany.
Frankfurt seemingly know that Saturday’s 3-1 win over Freiburg could be Kamada’s last for the club, and are wasting no time in attempting to find a replacement.
With Majer already lined up, Spurs have been given all the encouragement they need to go and sign Kamada this summer – though it may well be that finding a new manager is the first priority for Tottenham, even if Kamada could be a fine signing.
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