Ange Postecoglou confirms exciting Tottenham transfer news
By Manuel Meza
Tottenham Hotspur manager Ange Postecoglou has hinted that the club might make additional signings before the transfer window closes.
After a strong start to the window, Spurs have been active, but Postecoglou’s recent comments suggest that further moves could be on the horizon.
Tottenham began the transfer window with significant activity. The club first extended Timo Werner’s stay, adding stability to their attacking options.
They also brought in promising talents Lucas Bergvall and Archie Gray. However, the biggest splash came with the acquisition of Dominic Solanke from Bournemouth for a club-record £65 million. Solanke’s arrival promises to bolster Tottenham’s attack significantly.
Following Tottenham’s friendly match against Bayern Munich, Postecoglou was asked about the impact of Solanke’s transfer on the club’s budget.
Responding with a touch of humor, he remarked, “You know our budget do you mate?” He then noted that there is still plenty of time left in the transfer window, suggesting that Tottenham could remain active in the market.
Ange Postecoglou confirms exciting Tottenham transfer news
With Emerson Royal’s departure looking increasingly likely and the uncertain future of Giovani Lo Celso, Postecoglou hinted that the club might seek a new right-back and potentially an experienced midfielder.
Emerson’s imminent exit opens up a gap that Tottenham will need to fill, and Lo Celso’s situation adds another layer of uncertainty.
Moreover, while Solanke’s addition strengthens the squad, Postecoglou is keen on further enhancing the team’s depth.
Tottenham have been linked with some big-name wingers, so it looks like they’re thinking about adding more depth on the wings. This probably means they’ll be busy in the final weeks of the transfer window, trying to round out their squad.
Besides new arrivals, there might also be some big-name exits. With the transfer window closing soon, Tottenham could see a few key players leave, which might affect their final moves in the market.
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