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He is still pointing out the sluggishness of Tottenham Hotspur strikers in the UK. After Son Heung-min left, Mohammed Kudus was the only available striker.
"Tottenham is one of the teams most interested in recruiting influential strikers in the January transfer market. The current team's attacking options are so insufficient that it will prevent them from advancing to the Champions League," British Hotspur HQ said on the 16th (Korea Standard Time).
"There is only one striker currently playing for Tottenham, Mohammed Kudus," the media said. "Strikers are injured or sluggish, and left wingers are too immature to replace club legend Son Heung-min." he insisted.
As a result, there have been several reports that Tottenham manager Thomas Frank wants to reunite with striker Ivan Toney, who was with him at Brentford in the past. Tony plays in the Saudi Arabian League.
Frank failed to recruit key Brentford strikers last summer, including Brian Mbormo and Yoann Wissa. Attention is focusing on whether Tony will be successful.
Earlier, Football Insider's Peter O'Rourke claimed Frank was less likely to be reunited with Ivan Toney. O'Rourke's salary at Al-Ahli is too high, making it difficult for Tottenham to handle it.
The media explained "The transfer process itself to bring Tony from Saudi Arabia during the season is very complicated, so it is not easy not only for Tottenham but also for other Premier League teams such as West Ham and Everton."
Of course, Tottenham is a bigger club than West Ham or Everton, and coach Frank and Tony's relationship cannot be ignored. Nevertheless, it is unlikely that Tony will be brought in in January right away.
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"If any Premier League team, including Tottenham, wants to bring Tony in, the summer transfer market in 2026 will be a much more realistic option than the attempted recruitment during the season," the media said. "At this point, it should be considered unlikely that Tony will be brought in in January and immediately strengthen the attack."
Tottenham's continued search for the offense from outside stems from Son Heung-min's absence. Fans' expectations for the current strikers are gradually disappearing. Recruitment of a striker with a clear scoring ability in the January transfer market is expected to determine whether Tottenham will advance to the Champions League next season.
This article was translated by Naver AI translator.
