Tottenham Hotspur have been underachieving under Thomas Frank for some time now. They were beaten 2-1 by West Ham at home on Saturday, leaving further questions over Thomas Frank‘s status in North London. It may now be a matter of time before the Danish tactician is shown the door by the hierarchy, with Tottenham having the fourth-worst home record in the Premier League this season.

Spurs are winless in 2026, and one of the primary reasons for their mediocre displays is the lack of attacking threat. They have not been helped by injuries to key players James Maddison, Dejan Kulusevski and Dominic Solanke. On top of that, the club bosses decided to sell last campaign’s top scorer, Brennan Johnson, to Crystal Palace at the start of the winter transfer window. And last week, Frank lost Mohammed Kudus to a quad injury until late March.

This has left the Lilywhites’ attacking options threadbare at the moment, and the Hotspur Way chiefs must prioritise improving them before the transfer window slams shut.

Mohammed Kudus has been sidelined until late March

Kudus has been one of the shining lights in a relatively dark time for Tottenham this season. In the absences of Maddison and Kulusevski, the Ghanaian...