Best news ever, Fabrizio Romano says Tottenham now signings two to help Postecoglou
Tottenham Hotspur are gearing up for a busy end to the January transfer window, with plans to secure “at least two players” before the deadline, according to transfer expert Fabrizio Romano, who spoke exclusively to GIVEMESPORT. Manager Ange Postecoglou is eager to bolster his squad as the club navigates through a challenging campaign marked by injuries and missed opportunities in the market.
So far, Spurs have only made one official signing this month, bringing in goalkeeper Antonin Kinsky from Slavia Prague. His arrival was necessitated by injuries to both first-choice shot-stopper Guglielmo Vicario and back-up Fraser Forster. Additionally, South Korean midfielder Min-hyeok Yang officially joined the club in January, although his deal was initially finalized during the summer transfer window.
Postecoglou’s January recruitment plans took a hit with the failed pursuit of France international Randal Kolo Muani. Tottenham had shown significant interest in the Paris Saint-Germain forward, who has struggled for consistent game time in Ligue 1 this season. However, Juventus ultimately won the race for the former Eintracht Frankfurt star, leaving Spurs to explore alternative options in the market.
Despite this setback, Tottenham remain optimistic about making further additions, with reports suggesting that two new signings could still arrive before the window closes. Strengthening their attacking options is a top priority, especially given the lack of depth behind summer signing Dominic Solanke. Spurs smashed their transfer record to bring in Solanke from Bournemouth, and the England international has delivered a solid campaign so far, proving his worth in Postecoglou’s system.
However, injuries to key players have exposed vulnerabilities in Tottenham’s squad. Richarlison, who was expected to provide competition and support for Solanke, has been sidelined for large portions of the season due to fitness issues. This has left Postecoglou with limited options, forcing him to rely on Will Lankshear, a promising youngster still in the early stages of his senior career.
While adding another forward to share the attacking burden with Solanke remains a primary objective, Tottenham may also seek versatile players capable of addressing other problem areas caused by injuries. This adaptability could prove crucial as the team looks to maintain its push for a strong second half of the season.
As the transfer window nears its conclusion, Spurs fans can expect an active few days as the club seeks to finalize deals and reinforce their squad. With Postecoglou intent on adding quality and depth, Tottenham’s business this winter is far from over.
