Ange Postecoglou, the manager of Tottenham Hotspur, has been seen celebrating after his team won a Premier League match. Tottenham Hotspur has been very active in the transfer market this summer, more so than many other Premier League teams. Fans of Tottenham might be wondering if the club has done enough in the transfer market, but it is important to remember that a significant amount of effort has gone into getting rid of players who were no longer needed. Finding new clubs for some of these players has been more challenging than expected.
Ange Postecoglou had promised changes this summer, and there have indeed been significant changes, especially in terms of players leaving the club. Some supporters believe that Tottenham could still benefit from bringing in a few more players, particularly with their schedule now busier due to Europa League matches. Despite this, there is still time left in the transfer window for further activity, and Tottenham might be open to taking advantage of any new opportunities that arise.
In the last 72 hours before the transfer window closes, there could be a flurry of activity at Tottenham. The club still has players who could be sold, such as Sergio Reguilon, who has attracted interest from Besiktas. Although it seems unlikely, Tottenham is not completely ruled out from making new signings before the deadline. According to Sami Mokbel, Tottenham is willing to consider any late opportunities but is not actively searching for new players at the moment. Even Fabrizio Romano, a well-known football journalist, has not completely ruled out the possibility of Tottenham making a late move before the deadline on Friday night.
One area that still needs attention is the centre-back position. Tottenham has already loaned out Ashley Phillips for the season, and the team experienced difficulties last season due to injuries and suspensions. Micky van de Ven, one of the defenders, has already faced an injury scare this season. Ideally, Tottenham could use a new left-footed centre-back who can also play as a left-back. Both Manchester City and Arsenal have players who fit this description, and acquiring such a player would strengthen Tottenham’s squad if they can manage it.