Spurs are heading towards what could be a season to remember if they successfully build on last season’s sensational campaign.
In order to progress, Spurs will have to match the big spending of the other top clubs in the Premier League and build a side to be reckoned with.
After a season in which Pochettino was able boast a lethal front line, with Harry Kane the top goalscorer, Spurs will be confident of being able to match the best in the league.
However, Arsenal, Chelsea and both Manchester clubs are showing real intent to bolster their squads with big spending, and Spurs will have to do the same to keep up.
A change of tactics could be in order for Spurs heading into next season with Poch looking to bring in a partner to help lead the line with England international, Harry Kane.
With that in mind here is how lethal Spurs’ front line could look next season……
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PRESS THE IMAGE BELOW TO SEE SPURS’ DANGEROUS FRONT FOUR FOR NEXT SEASON!
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Left Wing: Christian Eriksen
The Danish playmaker had a superb personal campaign last season, and was at the heart of most of Spurs’ positive moves, with an average of just under three key passes per game for Pochettino’s side.
If Spurs are to progress from next season and look to challenge for the title once again, Eriksen will be key.
His ability to drive the side forward or simply unlock a defence with an exquisitely executed flick through to the forwards can give Spurs the edge over any opponent they meet in the title race.
Right Wing: Erik Lamela
Similar to Eriksen, Lamela’s performances will be crucial if Spurs want to mount any sort credible bid to challenge the likes of Chelsea and Man United for the title next season.
The 24-year-old has flourished under the management of Mauricio Pochettino and has a tremendous ability in terms of linking the play, quickly and effectively, between the holding players and the front line of the attack, which is vital to causing opposition defences problems.
Centre Forward: Harry Kane
The main man for Spurs last season, with 25 Premier League goals, and he is more than likely to be once again heading into the 2016/17 campaign.
Kane hasn’t had the best of times with England so far this summer, but it will not take him long to rediscover his scintillating form of last season once he is back within the traps of the Spurs camp and his fellow teammates.
Centre Forward: Antonio Sanabria
Here is where Poch could end up changing his system to give Kane a further boost up top.
Roma’s youngster has been linked with an £11.5m move to North London and could well be lining up alongside last season’s top goalscorer.
The 20-year-old, formerly of the Barcelona academy, scored 11 goals in 30 appearances in La Liga last season whilst on loan at Sporting Gijon and has six Paraguay caps to his name.
