Spurs fans here in the Tavern are desperate for their side to improve, as they continue to look like the underdogs for a Champions League spot. 

Everyone thought that Tottenham would be Manchester City’s closest title-challengers early on in the season, but their recent form over the last couple of months has soon seen those remarks deteriorate.

Indeed, with some of their star player’s subject to interest from some of Europe’s giants, how Spurs utilize the transfer window is going to shape the way their season pans out massively.

Therefore, Mauricio Pochettino may need to find a suitable replacement for the world’s most prolific striker this year, Harry Kane. So, some proven Premier League talent may be the answer for immediate goals.

Although the future of some of their star men may be uncertain, one thing that is guaranteed is that the Lilywhites will look to bolster their ranks no matter what the outcomes, due to their still being ground to be made-up.

Nevertheless, with Pochettino looking like having a busy January transfer window thanks to all the rumors flying around, here’s a look at TWO Premier League signings that may just take the weight off his shoulders.

Wilfried Zaha

The 25-year-old winger has emerged as one of the most hotly contested attackers in the Premier League, with his performances rewarding him with attention from some of the best Premier League sides.

Having become Crystal Palace’s most precious player with his 4+ goals and 1+ assists already this season, he’s been one of the main reasons that they were able to escape some desperate times early on.

Indeed, with pace being one of the main factors missing from the Tottenham attack, Wilfried can also bring an incredible amount of trickery and skills that often leave defenders mind-blown.

With Zaha looking to progress in his career, links suggest that the Tottenham target is likely to leave Crystal Palace in January, something that may just make this transfer a reality.

Michy Batshuayi

The Chelsea man is one of the Premier League’s most promising young forwards, and has already proven he has what it takes to be one of the best at this level with his performances this season.

Having only featured in 19+ games in all competitions this season he’s struggled to find a route into the starting line-up. But in the minutes he’s provided for the club, a healthy return of 9+ goals is what he’s rewarded them with.

Yet, somehow Antonio Conte doesn’t believe in the ability of the young attacker as he looks to offload the former Marseille man in January.

For a striker that’s proven he can score goals in the Premier League, and can provided pace and strength in the attacking third. There’s no doubt that he could score goals for fun in the white shirt of Tottenham Hotspurs.

Spurs fans, thoughts?