Tottenham focused heavily on strengthening their attack during the summer transfer window, bringing in the likes of Mohammed Kudus, Xavi Simons, and Randal Kolo Muani before deadline day. Signing such high-profile, household names was a clear statement of intent from the Lilywhites, signalling their full support for Thomas Frank as he looks to build on last season’s Europa League success.  

That decision to back the Danish tactician is proving to be fruitful. The North London club currently sit third in the Premier League, having won five of their opening nine matches. They are also enjoying an unbeaten run in the Champions League, securing five points from their opening three matches in the competition.

Tottenham keeping close tabs on Real Madrid ace Rodrygo.

However, there are still some lingering issues in the squad that need to be addressed if Spurs are to maintain their positive start to the campaign. The Lilywhites are clearly lacking a prolific left-winger in their ranks this season. Their failure to bring in a replacement for Heung-Min Son in the summer is now proving costly, as Frank continues to struggle to replicate the South Korean’s attacking output.

Tottenham were keen to sign a new left-winger in the summer following Heung-Min...