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Tottenham are eyeing the most shocking transfer of the January 2025 window
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Tottenham are eyeing the most shocking transfer of the January 2025 window

Tottenham have five different players with at least five goals scored, but they don't have a single player with 10 goals in the first half of the 2024/25 Premier League season. Dominic Solanke has been an all-around success at striker for Spurs, but his seven goals in 17 starts are a below-average return and don't even represent the team lead, as No. 10 James Maddison has scored 8. So Tottenham are looking for some additional goal-scoring with Son Heung-min slow off the block with 5 goals in 17 games and Solanke offering a different skill-set to that of a normal striker. There are options at the 9, like Randal Kolo Muani, but they, like Solanke, are expensive and therefore not without risk. So Tottenham could look to make a splash by going a less orthodox route. According to a ...
Tottenham are slamming the gas pedal for a very risky winter signing
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Tottenham are slamming the gas pedal for a very risky winter signing

Tottenham made a big statement on Wednesday night in the League Cup, outlasting Liverpool 1-0 to win the first leg of the semifinals behind some excellent midfield play, including a goal from Lucas Bergvall, and a brilliant assist from hold-up-play maven Dominic Solanke. The 65 million pound man came to Tottenham with a huge point to prove at that bloated price point, but Solanke has quickly become one of the most important players on Tottenham. Though Spurs have struggled this season compared to expectations and last season's fifth-placed finish, Solanke has been as-advertised as an all-around centerpiece who brings others into the game. That said, Tottenham are having trouble scoring the volume of goals they were hoping for, and that has led to them showing an interest in strike...
Tottenham trying hard to bring a high-profile transfer flop back to the Premier League
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Tottenham trying hard to bring a high-profile transfer flop back to the Premier League

Tottenham just saw one of their best midfielders, Rodrigo Bentancur, go down with what seemed like a serious injury in the early minutes of their eventual 1-0 League Cup triumph over Premier League leaders Liverpool. Spurs have a few quality pieces in midfield in converted winger Dejan Kulusevski, young prospects Archie Gray and Lucas Bergvall, rising star Pape Sarr, and box-to-box worker Yves Bissouma. But there's a general feeling that in order to get back to the Champions League level, Tottenham need to make a big splash in the midfield by signing someone who can both defend and make plays. According to a report from Diario AS in Spain, Tottenham, as well as Fulham, are pushing harder than any other clubs in the Premier League to bring Douglas Luiz back to English football. ...
Tottenham get surprising Wilson Odobert injury update
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Tottenham get surprising Wilson Odobert injury update

Tottenham forward Wilson Odobert joined the club this past summer from Burnley for a whopping 30 million euro transfer fee, as he is part of an incoming class of top prospects, alongside midfielders Archie Gray and Lucas Bergvall, in Spurs' intent to compete at the Champions League level for the forseeeable future. So far, the early returns on Gray and Bergvall have been highly positive, with the duo most recently impressing greatly in a 1-0 victory over Premier League leaders Liverpool in the first leg of the League Cup semifinals. But the early returns on Odobert are unknown, as the 20-year-old winger has been unable to get on the pitch since suffering a hamstring injury that has cost him 25 games thus far. There is some surprising good news, though. After various outlets report...
Tottenham Player Ratings vs. Liverpool: Lucas Bergvall and Yves Bissouma rule the midfield
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Tottenham Player Ratings vs. Liverpool: Lucas Bergvall and Yves Bissouma rule the midfield

Here are the player ratings as Tottenham squeak past Liverpool 1-0 in a thrilling, albeit somewhat sloppy, League Cup first leg semifinal. GK Antonin Kinsky, 8.0 An excellent display in goal. Antonin Kinsky may not have been tested much by a surprisingly tame Liverpool attack, but he rose to the occasion when he was troubled and, unlike more touted counterpart Alisson Becker, looked very comfortable with the ball at his feet. His save at the end against Darwin Nunez was particularly outstanding. LB Djed Spence, 7.5 Djed Spence performed about as well as anyone could ask against Mohamed Salah, the best player in the Premier League, as he left the Egyptian in positions outside the box and generally pocketed the world-class right winger. By keeping things simple, Spence was able to rem...