Radu Dragusin could help Tottenham land top four spot
Tottenham has a lot of room to grow in the second half of the season, and January offers them an opportunity to bolster their roster.
Although it might be challenging to complete deals in January, Tottenham must make sure they add additional quality players to the team.
A new defence is imperative because Postecoglou has performed so admirably and has made it apparent that he doesn’t like players like Eric Dier.
With further coaching and development, Dragusin, one of the best young players in Serie A, has every chance to rise to the top.
When it comes to the top four race, Tottenham has the opportunity to really shine this season and prove they are here to stay.
But in order to do so, they’ll need to make some new hires, and January is a great time for them to get better.
In a related development:
Report: Striker throws big hint about January farewell amid Tottenham links
Since Son Heung-min is probably going to miss a whole month of football in the New Year owing to the Asian Cup, Tottenham may need to make an acquisition to bolster their attack. The Lilywhites have struggled to convert chances thus far this season.
Guirassy is one of the centre strikers that Spurs have been linked to; two months ago, TEAMtalk said that the Lilywhites might compete with West Ham and Newcastle for the player in January.
The Guinean forward, whose contract is believed to include a release clause of €17.5 million (£15 million), is being watched by Spurs, according to journalist Dean Jones, who made this revelation on the Ranks FC podcast the previous few weeks.
Guirassy hints at a farewell amid Tottenham links
With the news that Guirassy has dropped a significant clue regarding his future, Bild’s most recent update may help Tottenham’s prospects of acquiring the striker.
The 27-year-old scored the first goal for his team in the 54th minute of Stuttgart’s 2-0 victory over Borussia Dortmund in the DFB-Pokal semifinal on Thursday. He is reported to have spoken to the supporters in the MHP Arena with “very personal words” following the match.
The report claims that after the final whistle, Guirassy shouted to the Stuttgart supporters, “thank you for everything,” which “almost sounded like farewell words.”
Because of Guirassy’s attractive release clause and low cost, I have no doubt that a number of European clubs would have gotten in touch with his representative to discuss a January transfer.
To be sure, Spurs are not among the teams in the lead in the competition to sign the center-forward, at least not with any solid evidence.
