Ange Postecoglou wanted Tottenham to sign Dominic Solanke instead of a better striker
Tottenham made one of the most eyebrow-raising transfers of the summer 2024 window, spending a jaw-dropping 65 million pounds to sign Bournemouth striker Dominic Solanke as their new No. 9.
Essentially, Solanke came in as one of the most high-priced strikers in the Premier League in a position occupied by Harry Kane and Son Heung-min in the previous two seasons.
As expected, Solanke has been off to a slow start in front of goal, as his 19 goals for Bournemouth last season were more than triple his previous highest single-season total in the Premier League.
A talented all-around striker, Solanke made up for his lack of goals in previous seasons and was a prolific scorer in the Championship, so his 2023/24 season success might not have been a fluke.
It's far too early to judge So...