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Tottenham's dissatisfaction with the offense continues. Tottenham was busy in the transfer market last summer, but Son Heung-min's vacancy is still large. The need to recruit new strikers has been steadily raised in the transfer market this winter.
"Tottenham Hotspur had a busy time in the transfer market this summer," HQ said on the 11th (Korea time). But, in fact, it was a natural move for a team that welcomed a new manager after finishing 17th in the Premier League to compete at the top of the table," he said.
Manager Thomas Frank has already shown positive performance by signing João Palinha and Mohamed Qudus. Javi Simmons and Langdal Colo Muani have yet to see their best performance, but both players were reinforcement necessary for a lackluster offensive.
"As the number of injuries increases and the game of losing points continues, Tottenham now realizes a clear fact..." the media said. "We still lack an offensive team to face the top teams in the Premier League." "Since Son Heung-min moved to MLS, the gap in the left wing position has not been properly filled," he added.
Recently, Wilson O'Dober has been filling the position well, but some argue that additional options are essential because he is still a young player. Tottenham are aiming for Aston Villa's Morgan Rogers as another attacking reinforcement candidate. Rodgers is one of the most prominent figures in the Premier League last season, a versatile player who can play not only on the left wing but also on the centre and right.
But now the plan is said to have fallen through. This is because Aston Villa announced the extension of their contract with Rodgers through the club's official channel. The new contract calls for Rogers to remain at Aston Villa until the 2030-2031 season.
Now Tottenham need to find new alternatives in attacking options, especially in left wing positions. Fortunately, Tottenham has been actively investing recently. It is no longer the kind of club that saves money on recruiting players. He is said to be more confident in recruiting a better striker than Rodgers.
The media reported that `as much as President Daniel Levy has withdrawn from running the club, the new club management has promised its fans an investment.' `Rogers were players Tottenham would be interested in, but they are no longer candidates Tottenham could consider to reinforce the side.'
This article was translated by Naver AI translator.
