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The 2025/26 season has proven challenging for Tottenham Hotspur so far.
Despite lifting the Europa League under Ange Postecoglou and optimism following a managerial change, Spurs have yet to find sustained momentum.
As the Premier League approaches its midpoint, Thomas Frank’s side sit 11th in the table, seven points adrift of the top four.
A 1-0 victory over Crystal Palace at Selhurst Park on Sunday, however, may represent a small but significant step forward.
The win highlighted improved spirit, unity and initiative, qualities Frank was keen to praise.
Tottenham’s away form has been particularly encouraging, a stark contrast to last season when they ranked 17th on the road.
That said, clear shortcomings remain, especially in midfield. January reinforcement looks essential if Spurs are to climb the table.
Yves Bissouma has yet to feature this season due to disciplinary issues and is expected to depart in 2026, while the current pairing of João Palhinha and Rodrigo Bentancur has failed to provide enough balance or control.
Youngster Archie Gray grabbed headlines by scoring the winner against Palace, his first senior goal, and continues to show promise.
However, at just 18, he lacks the physical presence and consistency needed to anchor Tottenham’s midfield.
Statistics underline this concern, with Gray winning only 28% of his Premier League duels this season, suggesting the need for greater experience alongside him.
According to TEAMtalk, Spurs have held discussions with intermediaries regarding Bayern Munich midfielder Leon Goretzka.
The 30-year-old Germany international is expected to leave Bayern in 2026 and is keen on a move to England.
His progressive passing, physicality and tactical intelligence could address Tottenham’s creative and structural issues in midfield.
Previously valued at £34 million when Manchester United showed interest, Tottenham would hope to negotiate a lower fee.
Goretzka’s pedigree is undeniable, boasting a Champions League title and six Bundesliga crowns, as well as versatility to operate both defensively and further forward.
While Gray remains a highly rated prospect with a bright future, the contrast in experience and output is clear.
Goretzka’s presence would immediately elevate the midfield, offering leadership and quality during Frank’s first season.
If Spurs are serious about meeting their ambitions, moving early for the Bayern star could prove a decisive step.
