While Spurs have reached out to Bahoya’s agents to assess his situation in Germany and gauge his interest in a potential switch to the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, they have yet to make contact with Frankfurt directly.
At just 21, Bahoya has quickly established himself as one of the Bundesliga’s most exciting young attackers, boasting versatility, explosive athleticism, and technical security.
Having developed through Angers’ academy before a high-profile move to Frankfurt, Bahoya is attracting interest from several clubs, including Arsenal.
Comfortable across multiple positions in the final third—on the left or as a dynamic central threat—he offers a range of options.
His ability to carry the ball under pressure, break defensive lines with pace, and combine in tight spaces makes him an appealing target for a Tottenham side eager to strengthen their attacking depth to provide Roberto De Zerbi with a variety of options.
While initial contact with Bahoya’s camp signals clear intent, turning this interest into a formal transfer will be challenging.
Eintracht Frankfurt are known as tough negotiators and view the French youth international as a key part of their long-term plans. With Bahoya under contract until 2029, Frankfurt are under no financial pressure to sell and would demand a significant premium to allow an early departure.
Bahoya is currently considered an alternative to Savinho, with Spurs still in talks with Manchester City over a deal for the Brazilian winger.