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Pochettino must consider signing these 2 Asian stars for Tottenham in January

The Tottenham fans in the Football Transfer Tavern love uncovering the next Premier League superstar…

Whilst most teams look towards Europe when looking for new players, there is an entire market of footballers around the world that are often left untapped.

One area that has proven particularly fruitful in the Premier League as of late is Asia, with a number of players coming to the Premier League and looking impressive.

Tottenham have felt this first hand this season, with the rise of Son Heung-min proving to be absolutely vital for Mauricio Pochettino’s men.

Our landlord thinks that the Argentine boss should look to find his next Asian star – starting at the turn of the year.

With that said, Pochettino must consider signing these TWO Asian stars for Tottenham in January…

 Sardar Azmoun

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Sardar Azmoun is an Iranian footballer who plays as a striker for FC Rostov in the Russian Premier League.

His career in Russia thus far has proven fruitful, having picked up 12 league goals so far for the Russian side.

He has been particularly prolific on the international stage, having scored 8 goals in 8 games so far for the Iranian side this year.

Tottenham have been on the hunt for striking depth as of late, with an over-reliance on Harry Kane quickly becoming a real issue.

Vincent Janssen doesn’t look good enough to lead the line on his own, and Azmoun could be a perfect alternative.

Ali Adnan Kadhim

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Ali Adnan Kadhim is a particularly exciting player, given that he has been compared to some of Europe’s biggest players in recent years.

His most glaring comparison is that with Gareth Bale, which has lead to him being described as the ‘Asian Gareth Bale’ – given that the pair share a position and playing style.

Whilst Bale has grown into an attacker, Kadhim remains a left back; but shares a love for attacking with his Welsh counterpart.

He rose to prominence over the summer with his performance during the 2016 Olympics, and has since been attracting the attention of a few of the punters in the Tavern.

Able to play up and down the left-hand side, he could be the perfect Bale replacement.

Football Writer for Snack Media

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