Almost all Clubs want a deal with Tottenham – but insider makes disappointing Daniel Levy claim
Tottenham Hotspur have endured a challenging 2024/25 campaign, with struggles both on and off the pitch leaving fans increasingly frustrated. As the January transfer window progresses, club chairman Daniel Levy has been actively exploring potential reinforcements to strengthen Ange Postecoglou’s squad. Despite numerous transfer rumors swirling around Hotspur Way, none have materialized into concrete deals, leaving supporters disappointed as their team’s form continues to falter.
The Lilywhites’ recent run of results paints a grim picture. With only one victory in their last six Premier League outings, Tottenham finds itself in a precarious position. Their most recent setback came against David Moyes’ Everton, who came close to dismantling Postecoglou’s side entirely. The lack of reinforcements and a poor run of form has further amplified the growing concerns among fans.
The frustration is compounded when Tottenham’s transfer inactivity is compared to the proactive approach of Manchester City. Despite facing challenges of their own this season, Pep Guardiola’s side has acted decisively in the market, securing high-ceiling players such as Abdukodir Khusanov and forward Vitor Reis, while Omar Marmoush is reportedly on his way to the Etihad. These moves highlight City’s intent to maintain their competitive edge, a stark contrast to Tottenham’s more cautious and reactive stance.
Postecoglou’s squad has also been plagued by injuries, further exacerbating the team’s struggles. Dominic Solanke is the latest first-team player to be sidelined, joining an already overcrowded treatment room. With the roster’s depth stretched thin, many believe now is the time for Levy to show ambition and decisiveness in the market.
John Wenham, the owner of the popular Spurs podcast Lilywhites Rose, has voiced his concerns over the club’s lack of urgency. In an exclusive interview with Tottenham News, Wenham called on Levy to take inspiration from Manchester City’s aggressive approach to transfers and make bold moves to rescue Tottenham’s season.
“If Levy was waiting for a crisis, Solanke’s injury has to be the wake-up call to start pushing some buttons and trying to get a few deals done,” Wenham said. “We’ll see how he acts going into the final ten days of the transfer window. A lot about Tottenham’s ambition will be revealed based on how they respond in the market during this crucial period.”
The coming days will be critical for Tottenham, as their inactivity in the transfer market could prove costly if the squad’s depth and quality are not addressed. With other top teams strengthening their ranks, Spurs risk falling further behind their rivals. All eyes are now on Levy and the Tottenham board as fans hope for decisive action to turn their season around.
