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Tottenham are aiming to bounce back next season after a very disappointing 2024-25 campaign, and they will aim to use the transfer market to do this. It is in attack that there is expected to be significant changes, and this could include the departure of a club icon.
Heung-Min Son has been a sensational player for Tottenham since he arrived from Bayer Leverkusen 10 years ago, but there is no doubt that his level has dropped over the last 12 months. And because of this, there is a chance that he is moved on to make way for a new signing.
And that new signing could be a shock one, with Tottenham eyeing a sneak move for a player that looks destined to change clubs in the summer.
Tottenham want to sign Rashford and Tel this summer
As per FootballTransfers , Tottenham have identified Marcus Rashford as a target for the summer transfer window. They were keen to sign him in January before opting for Mathys Tel, but should Aston Villa decide again activating their buy option, there is a strong likelihood that the North London club seriously consider a move.
Rashford’s possible arrival at the Tottenham Hotspur stadium would not be dependant on whether Tel’s option to buy is activated, as Tottenham would want to have both players in the first team squad for next season, as advanced by TEAMtalk.
But the problem for Tottenham in regards to Rashford is that they could find it tough to sign him even if Aston Villa pass on the opportunity to make his loan deal into a permanent one. Recent reports have stated that the Man United-owned winger would prioritise a move to Barcelona in the summer if he were to return to Old Trafford.
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Crystal Palace look set to win the race for Tottenham Hotspur target Evann Guessand Who would have imagined just a few months ago that Tottenham Hotspur would return to the Champions League? Yet here they are, back among Europe’s elite. By defeating Manchester United in the Europa League final, Spurs have not only secured silverware but also reignited belief at the club. This victory marks the beginning of a new era under newly appointed manager Thomas Frank, whose arrival has brought a refreshing sense of energy and purpose. The past few seasons have been a rollercoaster for Tottenham. Under Antonio Conte and later Ange Postecoglou, the team often showed flashes of brilliance but struggled for consistency. Now, with Frank at the helm, there’s a renewed sense of stability and direction. Last season’s Europa League triumph is a testament to that progress. The club has already taken steps to strengthen the squad, bringing in Mohammed Kudus and making Mathys Tel’s stay permanent. With the Champions League, Premier League, and domestic cup competitions on the horizon, squad depth will be crucial, and Spurs seem determined to be ready. Guessand was being eyed, but now the news is bad Spurs had their eyes on OGC Nice striker Evann Guessand. Richarlison’s erratic form had increased the need for a striker, but now, according to a report from Caught Offside, Crystal Palace are close to signing Guessand. This move from Palace makes sense considering their weak attacking line. Guessand has scored 13 goals and 10 assists in all competitions in 2024/25. The Côte d’Ivoire striker is fast, powerful and can play in multiple positions. The 24-year-old’s qualities made him a perfect fit for Thomas Frank’s attacking system, but now he may be seen at Selhurst Park. Guessand not on his way, but there is no need to panic This may come as a disappointment for Spurs fans, but there’s no reason to panic. Mohammed Kudus and Mathys Tel have already brought a fresh edge to the squad, while Dominic Solanke continues to show strong form. Yes, Guessand’s physical presence and versatility would have added value, but his absence isn’t a setback that Tottenham can’t overcome. Thomas Frank’s transfer strategy has looked measured and intelligent so far. Spurs have previously considered players like Bournemouth’s Antoine Semenyo, a pacey forward with a consistent goal-scoring touch who could slot well into Frank’s preferred 4-3-3 system. And with Daniel Levy overseeing negotiations, fans can be assured that the club will find the right fit. Guessand may have slipped away, but Tottenham are far from done. With the Champions League on the horizon and confidence high, Spurs are ready to rise to the challenge.
Ex-Lakers Big Man Ready to Cut NBA Ties With New Contract
It was the Lakers who, eight years ago, gave center Thomas Bryant his first crack at the NBA, putting him into the lineup after acquiring him in a draft trade with the Jazz. Bryant's Lakers career did not last that long--he was gone after one season--but he came back to L.A. in the summer of 2022 after a successful stint with the Wizards. That go-round with the Lakers did not go much better than the first, as Bryant averaged 12.3 points but was traded away in a massive deal at the 2023 deadline that saw the Lakers add Mo Bamba and Davon Reed. The Lakers had two cracks at Bryant but were not able to get his best from him. Bryant has since moved on to Denver, Miami and most recently, Indiana, where he has not been a big-time scorer, but has filled a role nicely in each of his stops. But, unable to drum up a new NBA contract, it looks like Bryant's next role will come overseas. That's according to a report from Telesport, which noted that the Greek team Panathinaikos is in direct contact about getting Bryant signed. From Sportando, which points out that Jonas Valanciunas agreed to, then backed out of a contract with the team: "The American center, born in 1997, played last season with the Indiana Pacers. He has appeared in 333 NBA games throughout his career. It would be a high-level addition for Panathinaikos, who, after the breakdown of negotiations with Valanciunas, are looking for a center to further raise the quality of their frontcourt."
Rangers Sign Former Stanley Cup Champion to Tryout Agreement
The New York Rangers are adding to their forward depth ahead of their upcoming training camp. The Rangers are entering a new chapter of their organization under new head coach Mike Sullivan. After missing the postseason last year, the organization is trying to rebound and respond accordingly in 2025 and 2026. Former Stanley Cup champion forward Conor Sheary is the latest player to join the new-look Rangers. The veteran forward agreed to a professional tryout agreement (PTO) with the club and will look to earn an NHL deal with his performance in training camp and the preseason. Sheary is a veteran of 593 NHL games. Originally an undrafted free agent, he signed with the Pittsburgh Penguins after completing his collegiate career. Following a year with the Penguins' AHL affiliate, he forced his way onto the NHL squad after posting 36 points in his first 30 games of the 2015-2016 season at the AHL level. His debut NHL season went better than ever expected, and he was a key part of the Penguins' lineup that won back-to-back Stanley Cups in 2016 and 2017. Sheary's coach at the time, both at the AHL and NHL levels, was Mike Sullivan. Now, he'll get the chance to reunite with the coach under whom he won two championships. In addition to playing for the Penguins, Sheary has played for three other NHL franchises. The Pens dealt him to the Buffalo Sabres before the 2018-2019 campaign, but he would return to Pittsburgh the following season at the trade deadline. After his second stint with the Penguins, he joined the Washington Capitals. He played three seasons in Washington, D.C. before landing with the Tampa Bay Lightning, where he spent the past two years. Over his 593 career games, he's compiled 124 goals and 143 assists for 267 points. His best NHL season came during the 2016-2017 campaign, his second in the league. He scored 23 goals and added 30 assists for 53 points in 61 regular-season games.
Red Sox's Top 1st Base Trade Target Becoming Crystal Clear
The Boston Red Sox's need at first base has been the story of the season, and the trade deadline is their last chance to address it. By Thursday, the Red Sox will have to find a replacement for the injured Triston Casas once and for all. The Abraham Toro/Romy Gonzalez platoon has done admirably for the last three months, but it's unwise to continue relying on it through the playoffs. But the Red Sox also don't seem to want a rental at the position. They seemingly weren't that close to trading for ex-Arizona Diamondbacks first baseman Josh Naylor, and though there's been whispers about acquiring Ryan O'Hearn from the Baltimore Orioles, that's never seemed like anything close to a lock. The Tampa Bay Rays' losing streak has created another prospective option: Yandy Díaz, who is under team control for 2026 as well on a relatively cheap club option. And it sure seems like that's who the Red Sox are going the hardest after at this moment. On Sunday, Chris Cotillo of MassLive reaffirmed the Red Sox's interest in Díaz and named one reason in particular that they seem to be so intrigued: their concern about Casas' viability as the starting first baseman to begin next season. "Díaz intrigues the Red Sox for a few reasons," Cotillo wrote. "After Boston’s need on the right side of the infield increased earlier this week when Marcelo Mayer sprained his wrist, Díaz fits the roster perfectly as a clear upgrade over the Abraham Toro/Romy Gonzalez platoon at first base. "Especially intriguing to the Red Sox, according to a baseball source, is that Díaz is under control beyond 2025. Privately, the club is not guaranteeing that Triston Casas, who is rehabbing from a season-ending knee injury, will be the starter in 2026. Díaz is making $10 million this year (about $3.33 million in the final two months), then has a $12 million club option for 2026 and a vesting option for 2027 (based on plate appearances) that becomes a cheaper deal if he plays less." The 33-year-old Díaz has an impressive OPS of .820 this season. His Rays were swept by the Cincinnati Reds on Sunday, dropping them 3 1/2 games back of the Red Sox in the Wild Card picture.
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