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BOMBSHELL EXCLUSIVE: TOTTENHAM READY TO SMASH THE TRANSFER MARKET INTO OBLIVION WITH A WORLD-CLASS STRIKER AND ONE ABSOLUTELY JAW-DROPPING MEGASTAR SIGNING IN JANUARY THAT WILL MAKE EVERY PREMIER LEAGUE RIVAL WEEP UNCONTROLLABLY! You Will NOT Believe Who They’re Targeting…

Tottenham are preparing to recruit both a winger and a centre-forward in the January transfer window, according to sources.

Thomas Frank’s Tottenham Hotspur side have been sliding down the Premier League table in recent weeks, placing the former Brentford boss under increasing scrutiny.

 

Their 4-1 defeat to Arsenal in the North London derby on Sunday (23 November) exposed several lingering weaknesses within the squad and further intensified the pressure on Frank.

 

Sources indicate that Frank hopes to strengthen the team in January, ideally bringing in both a striker and a winger if the club can provide the necessary funds.

Tottenham’s issues up front have been particularly damaging.

 

Dominic Solanke’s injury has left a significant void, while others have struggled to step up.

 

Richarlison, despite scoring against Arsenal, has been criticised for inconsistent displays and is not viewed internally as a long-term solution.

 

The situation worsened when Randal Kolo Muani was ruled out for a period, making attacking reinforcements a priority for the upcoming window.

 

Spurs are also exploring options on the wing to inject more creativity into their play.

 

Bournemouth’s Antoine Semenyo has emerged as a potential target, following recent revelations of a £65million release clause that would compel the Cherries to accept an offer at that value.

 

With speculation growing around Frank’s future, the Dane will be desperate for backing in January as he looks to address the shortcomings in his squad.

Alongside the injury problems, criticism of Frank himself is mounting. Former Tottenham and Manchester United senior scout Mick Brown has suggested that supporters are losing patience with the manager.

 

Frank’s recent comments in the aftermath of the Arsenal loss—where he referenced his short time in charge and last season’s 17th-place finish under Ange Postecoglou as factors contributing to their current struggles—have not been well received.

 

While Tottenham endured a disastrous campaign last season, many fans feel those explanations fall short and fail to justify the team’s current trajectory.

 

As pressure builds both on and off the pitch, the January transfer window is shaping up to be a pivotal moment for Frank.

 

Whether he receives the reinforcements he believes are necessary could determine not only Tottenham’s fortunes but also his own future at the club.

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