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Tottenham are preparing a contract offer for Bournemouth winger Ryan Fraser. The Scotland international is on the hunt for a new club with his current deal expiring at the end of June. He is

attracting plenty of interest ahead of the summer transfer window, which is set to be greatly affected by the financial effects of the coronavirus crisis. Fraser has become one of the most

sought-after players in the Premier League because of his impending status as a free agent. Arsenal and Crystal Palace are keen but _Express Sport_ understands the 26-year-old favours a move

to Tottenham. A switch to Spurs appears to be on the cards, with Daniel Levy, who takes charge of transfer negotiations, putting together a lucrative contract offer, according to _Football

Insider_. Tottenham boss Jose Mourinho expects the upcoming transfer window to be "different" compared to what we have become accustomed to. “I don’t see the world - especially the

football world - ready for some crazy numbers we used to have,” he said. KEY STORY: MAN UTD AGREEMENT 'CLOSE', ARSENAL EYE £40M MAN CITY TARGET, LIVERPOOL STAR APPROACHED While

ex-Premier League right-back Danny Mills also believes Fraser would fit the bill for Spurs. “Fraser is a good player and a Mourinho-esque player," he told _Football Insider_. "He

works hard, diligent and puts the hard yards in. “That is exactly the sort of player that Mourinho likes so I would say there is every chance, on a free transfer, that Spurs would sign

him." Bournemouth have not been able to tie Fraser down to a new deal yet and now expect to lose the former Aberdeen player for nothing. The Cherries have not given up hope of

persuading him to sign an extension to his current deal, however. He contributed 14 assists last season, and four this term before the lockdown.