Tottenham have recently received positive signals regarding a potential transfer for Bryan Mbeumo, a player targeted by Manchester United, following initial discussions with Brentford.

After unveiling Matheus Cunha as a new signing, Man Utd is now looking to add another forward to their squad.

Journalist Ben Jacobs revealed that Ruben Amorim's side is preparing to make a second formal bid for Mbeumo very soon.

According to Jacobs, conversations are ongoing to determine a competitive offer based on feedback from Brentford, with expectations of a formal bid being submitted shortly.

Despite initial skepticism from The Athletic's Laurie Whitwell, Sky Sports now reports that Mbeumo is more interested in a move to Tottenham following Thomas Frank's appointment as manager.

Recent discussions between Tottenham and Brentford have shown that Mbeumo is intrigued by the possibility of joining Spurs, especially with Frank now leading the team.

Former Man Utd chief scout Mick Brown believes that Frank's influence could play a significant role in Mbeumo's decision this summer.

Brown mentioned that while Tottenham may not be able to match the wages offered by Man Utd, the Red Devils are still confident in securing a deal for the Cameroon international.

Overall, the situation suggests that Tottenham's chances of hijacking the move for Mbeumo from Man Utd are slim, with the Red Devils being in a favorable position to complete the transfer.