Though certain expectations among the fan base were re-set due to the calibre of some of Tottenham’s football, especially early in the season, this may have contributed to some of the recent results’ displeasure.

Postecoglou has now acknowledged that Tottenham is still a work in progress and is a long way from where they want to be.

“We’ve got a lot of work to do on the squad and I don’t think we’re anywhere near where we want to be,” the Spurs head coach said to Football.London. To get there, it will undoubtedly take a little bit longer than three windows.

“Just in terms of the robustness, adaptability and compatibility of the squad, I think there’s still a fair bit of change we need to do.

“I certainly don’t think we’re one or two players away from getting to where I want us to be, nowhere near it. Some of that will be natural evolution. Some of it hopefully means we continue to get the improvement we’ve had this year from some of our players. If that happens over the next 12 months, then yeah we’ll be in a great position.”

Postecoglou says Spurs are still on the rise

The Australian stated that many Spurs players are still adjusting to life in the Premier League and predicted that they will only get better over the course of the next year or two.

“But you have to keep in mind that many of our group are in their first year of the Premier League,” he said. Since many of them have always been there, we need them to continue developing at the same rate. With the squad, we still have a lot of work ahead of us. We’re not even close to being one or two players away from our desired outcome, in my opinion.

“A little bit of that depends on availability of players, suitability of players,” the 58-year-old said in response to the question of how many new players Spurs need to sign in the upcoming summer. There may be more activity or less activity, but once more, our goal is to ensure that the appropriate

That doesn’t mean we’ll end up where I want us to, but even if we do bring in only one or two—I don’t know—it will only be because we believe that’s all there is to choose from.

With the added bonus of being back in Europe, we will definitely require a much larger squad the next season. Due to his high-intensity strategy, which has been shown to cause several injuries, Postecoglou would prefer to have a strong backup at every position, according to the Spurs manager.