The already lengthy list of players sidelined by injury includes Ryan Sessegnon, Manor Solomon, and Ivan Perisic. These most recent injuries add to that list.
Meanwhile, Yves Bissouma and Pape Matar Sarr will be out of commission for a few weeks due to the impending AFCON in January.
Wenham emphasised how crucial it is for Tottenham to bolster their roster during the January transfer window in order to contend with the best teams.
He thinks Spurs will be quite busy in the transfer window and that a left-sided center-back might be their first acquisition.
In an interview with Toronto News, Hamilton stated:
“Tottenham know the situation they are in, they need bodies through the door.
“There are a lot of games coming up and throughout January, Yves Bissouma and Pape Matar Sarr will be at AFCON, while Son Heung-min will also be away at the Asian Games.
“Therefore, Spurs need to make signings who are ready to hit the ground running on 1 January.
“I know there are some rumours that Tottenham aren’t expected to do much in the January transfer window, but I don’t see that being the case.
“Clubs won’t come out and tell other clubs that they have money and are desperate to buy people, it doesn’t work like that.
“I fully expect Tottenham to be very active and to try and secure a left-sided centre back early on in the window.”
Tells TBH:
It will be a crucial window for Ange in January. To guarantee that Spurs place in the top 4, Levy must now completely support the Australian.
If they fail to qualify for the Champions League, failing to do so will not only put the season at risk but also deal a serious blow to their chances of returning next season.
