As we all know, Tottenham need to bring in more attacking reinforcements in January if they are to compete on all four fronts this season. The Lilywhites prioritised signing attacking players in the summer, with the likes of Mohammed Kudus, Xavi Simons, and Randal Kolo Muani all heading to N17 to play under Thomas Frank. But the North London club still need to fix some issues if they are to build on last season’s Europa League success.

The most pressing issue remains the No. 9 position. At present, Thomas Frank has limited options to lead the line. Richarlison has been tasked with spearheading the attack this season as he looks to prove his worth in North London. However, after a promising start to the campaign, the Brazilian’s form has dipped, and frustration among fans is beginning to grow.

Tottenham are aiming to land former Brentford striker Ivan Toney.

Meanwhile, Dominic Solanke — Richarlison’s main competition for the central striker role — is yet to feature this season. The England international is still recovering from an ankle injury sustained at the end of last term. Given his fitness concerns and inconsistent scoring record, relying solely on Solanke would be a risky strategy for...