SPURS READY TO SMASH ALL RECORDS WITH INSANE £70M BID FOR “WORLD-CLASS” SUPERSTAR WHO’LL MAKE KUDUS LOOK LIKE A SUNDAY LEAGUER! (You Won’t Believe Who’s Coming to White Hart Lane!)
Tottenham Hotspur’s start under Thomas Frank has been turbulent, leaving supporters divided after the opening months of his reign.
The major concern has been their poor home form, with just one win, two draws, and three defeats from six matches at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium — the second-worst home record in the Premier League.
Spurs haven’t won on home turf since their 3-0 victory over Burnley on the opening day, a run stretching 87 days without a home win.
With January fast approaching, Frank will look to strengthen his squad and turn their form around.
The club is reportedly targeting attacking reinforcements in the upcoming transfer window, with Real Sociedad’s Takefusa Kubo and Real Madrid’s Rodrygo emerging as key targets.
Kubo, valued at around £52 million, has expressed interest in a Premier League move, while Spurs are said to be preparing a £70 million bid for Rodrygo, who has slipped down Xabi Alonso’s pecking order in Madrid.
The Brazilian, eager to test himself in England, could become the club’s record signing if a deal materialises.
Such a move would add serious competition for Mohammed Kudus, who joined Spurs from West Ham for £55 million in the summer.
Despite missing the recent draw with Manchester United through injury, Kudus has made an instant impact — recording one goal and four assists in ten league appearances and leading the Premier League with 34 successful dribbles.
However, Rodrygo’s arrival could push Kudus for his place. The Madrid forward has recorded 23 combined goals and assists this season and statistically outperforms the Ghanaian in several attacking metrics, including shot accuracy, progressive passes, and key passes per 90 minutes.
His creativity and ability to drive play forward make him a more consistent attacking threat.
At 24, Rodrygo still has significant room to grow and could be the spark Spurs need to improve their dismal home form.
A £70 million move would represent a bold statement from the club’s hierarchy and a major step toward Thomas Frank’s goal of turning Tottenham into genuine top-four contenders once again.
