For everything he has got wrong at Tottenham Hotspur, Ange Postecoglou has made plenty of brilliant signings.
For example, the likes of Micky van de Ven, Dominic Solanke and James Maddison all improve the starting lineup when fit, while Kevin Danso and Antonín Kinský look like more than adequate deputies.
Moreover, the Australian has also signed some sensationally talented youngsters like Archie Gray and Lucas Bergvall, who will surely be key members of the team for years to come.
However, not every signing has been perfect, and it would be fair to say that during his time at the club, Timo Werner has not been good enough, but in good news, another of the team's youngsters will be the perfect replacement next season, and no, we aren't talking about Mikey Moore.
Timo Werner's Spurs nightmare
Okay, calling Werner's time in N17 a nightmare is likely overdoing it, but we don't think we are all that far off if you look at his performance and impact since last January and consider the fact he's making £165k-per-week.
At the end of last season, the former Chelsea flop had racked up a reasonable enough tally of five goal involvements in 14 games, and while that's really not too bad, it certainly wasn't good enough to warrant the club re-signing him for another season.
Unfortunately, Postecoglou's gamble has not worked out in the slightest this year, as, despite being given more of a role, the Stuttgart-born forward has fared even worse.
For example, in 27 appearances across all competitions, the 29-year-old has scored just a single goal and provided three assists, which means he's averaged a goal involvement every 6.75 games - talk about ineffective.
On top of lacking to contribute to the attack, the RB Leipzig loanee has also missed 11 games through injury, and while that is not his fault, it is a downside when he's only at the club for a short spell, and based on reports from earlier in the season, it's a spell that won't be extended again.
Now, the good news is that when he leaves, the club will already have an up-and-coming talent who could step into his role as a squad player, and it's not Moore.
Spurs' perfect Werner replacement
So, when we are talking about the perfect replacement for Werner next season, we are talking about a winger who will play the odd game here and there but ultimately act very much as the third or fourth choice, which is why we don't consider this to be Moore.
The Hotspur Way gem has already shown in flashes this season that he's going to be good enough to genuinely challenge the likes of Wilson Odobert and Son Heunng-min for more regular football next season.
So, where does that leave us? Even if they are not going to be playing loads and loads of football next year, Postecoglou and Co are still going to want their Werner replacement to be good enough to make an impact when called upon, and for our money, the perfect candidate for that is Yang Min-hyeok.
The South Korean winger joined the club from Gangwon FC last summer but remained with the K League side until the new year, as their seasons run from February to November.
Moreover, despite being so young, he was a seriously important player for them.
He managed to rack up an impressive tally of 12 goals and six assists in just 38 appearances, which comes out to an average of a goal involvement every 2.11 games.
When he arrived in England, the North Londoners made the wise decision to send the "underrated" teenager, per analyst Joel Kim, out on a short-term loan to Queens Park Rangers, where he has since provided one assist in eight appearances, four of which have been starts.
On top of being capable of scoring and assisting goals, the Gwangju-born phenom is blessed with "power and pace", according to Kim, which makes him sound like the perfect player to bring off the bench toward the end of games.
Finally, while some might consider loaning him out again next season, there is a strong argument that with him still being quite young, a campaign in which he's in the first team and making substitute appearances in the Premier League might be just as beneficial for his development.
Ultimately, Spurs will need someone to fill in for the departing Werner next season, and while he's unproven in the top-flight, Yang Min-hyeok seems like the perfect candidate.