Tottenham made strengthening their attack a top priority in the summer, bringing in the likes of Mohammed Kudus, Xavi Simons, and Randal Kolo Muani. The Lilywhites showed real ambition in the transfer market as they looked to build on last season’s Europa League triumph. However, despite those signings, the attacking unit at N17 has yet to fully click, leaving Thomas Frank with a major headache early in the campaign.

With that in mind, Tottenham must now turn their attention to the upcoming January transfer window to bring in additional attacking reinforcements if they are to compete across all fronts this season. Spurs need to be proactive in the market, and securing a top-quality forward for the second half of the campaign should be among their biggest priorities. While there are several issues up front, addressing the No. 9 position remains the most pressing concern.

Tottenham should test the waters for West Ham ace Jarrod Bowen.

At present, Thomas Frank has Richarlison and Dominic Solanke competing for the centre-forward role. But it’s fair to say that neither has been entirely convincing during their time in North London. If Spurs are serious about closing the gap on their rivals and pushing for a top-four finish,...