Spurs fans here in the Tavern are hoping that their side can look to cement a Champions League spot, with a fine run of form required.
Mauricio Pochettino has always been a man loved by the Lilywhites fans here in the Tavern, but as the season’s progressed they’ve experienced some flaws in their sides game, with constant slip-ups providing for an uncertain future in Europe.
However, with Fernando Llorente becoming as useful as a chocolate teapot, and with Harry Kane susceptible to an injury or interest in the transfer window, the Argentine will look to bring in at least one striker in January.
After breaking the record for scoring the most amount of goals in a calendar year, and finishing the year as Europe’s top-goalscorer. Harry Kane was always going to attract the vultures of European football, with Tottenham already prepping for suitable cover.
As the most prolific man in Europe, you can’t help but feel that an exit is imminent for the striker.
Therefore, with some reinforcements needed, here’s a look at TWO strikers that Daniel Levy should look to bring to Wembley.
Edin Dzeko
The 31-year-old has re-ignited his prolific form over the course of this season, with 2 goals against Chelsea at Stamford Bridge showing the English fans exactly what they’ve been missing.
Indeed, he’s already seen himself go into double-digits for the season as he continues to look towards producing yet another 20+ goal campaign for Roma.
English fans are well aware of the pedigree of the Bosnian from his time playing for Manchester City, of which he managed to score 72 goals for the club at a canter.
So, with the forward banging in goals in Italy this season with the memories of him in the light blue shirt of City still fresh in the mind, a reliable goal-scorer is what they’ll get in the form of Edin Dzeko.
Andrea Belotti
Andrea Belotti has been a man who’s attracted a lot of attention after an inspired goal-scoring season last time out in the Serie A.
As Torino often manage to host some impressive talents with Davide Zappacosta, Angelo Ogbonna, and Federico Marchetti.
Who could blame Spurs for taking a look at the impressive Italian?
Although he’s not managed to replicate the heights of his 28 goal campaign of last, the striker is still looking accomplished in his play, with goals and assists still being ever-present within his game.
After ongoing interest from Chelsea for the Torino striker, what a steal this would be if Tottenham can manage to pull it off.
Spurs fans, thoughts?
