It has been a difficult season in N17, where Tottenham Hotspur have seen not only their defence falter but also their attack misfire.

Talking about the attack specifically, the North Londoners have found it difficult to create and score goals. The injury absences of James Maddison and Dejan Kulusevski have massively contributed to that problem. The departure of the iconic Son Heung-min in August has left behind a huge void in the squad. The former Tottenham skipper would create and score goals in equal measure from wide areas, something which no one from the current roster has been delivering.

A major squad overhaul at Hotspur Way is looming large, regardless of how the season ends for Roberto De Zerbi’s side. Spurs need to focus on improving their wide options during the summer transfer window. A lack of end product has significantly hurt Tottenham, and the injury crisis has only made matters worse.

The good thing is that the Tottenham bosses have identified a young talent to add spark and dynamism to their attack next season. River Plate teenage prodigy Ian Subiabre has caught the attention of the North London club’s scouts with...