Tottenham Hotspur fans here in the Tavern are praying that their side can secure a Champions League place, as anything less will be seen as a disaster.
Spurs will be looking to give fans something to shout about from here on in until the end of the season, as they find themselves in a promising position for a top-four spot and still have a chance of silverware in the FA Cup. And, with Mauricio Pochettino looking to build for even more success in the next campaign, there could be a lot of movement on the transfer front in the summer months.
Indeed, it’s believed that Tottenham midfielder Mousa Dembele’s future is looking doubtful as contract talks have been put on hold, as a summer transfer window exit now looks likely. So, with the Belgian possibly looking to take his career elsewhere in the summer months, Spurs will need to bring in a couple of world-class midfield additions in the transfer window.
Nevertheless, here’s a look at TWO midfield enforcers that Tottenham must sign…
Steven N’Zonzi
Steven N’Zonzi has established himself as one of the best midfielders in world football so far this season, as he continues to grind out world-class performances in the middle of the park.
Indeed, the Frenchman has controlled the midfield for current club Sevilla throughout their campaign, and even dominated proceedings against Manchester United in the Champions League.
Therefore, Spurs should look to replace Mousa Dembele with the former Blackburn Rovers man, as a midfield enforcer that never gives up on possession.
Ever Banega
Ever Banega has certainly established himself as one of the most impressive midfielders in Spain over the past couple of seasons, as he continues to provide goals and assists for his current club Sevilla.
Indeed, the Argentine is the dictator in the middle of the park that links midfield to attack, as his trickery and dribbling ability often causes defenders all sorts of problems.
Therefore, Spurs should look to bring the midfielder to the club in the summer months, as he offers a dogged approach that’s combined with a touch of class in the final third.
