Tottenham Hotspur have now properly entered the summer transfer market having made the big money signing of Dominic Solanke.
Ange Postecoglou has had to wait patiently this summer to see Tottenham fully attack the market despite the club being busy in player exits.
A whopping total of 11 players have already departed north London this summer over various means of departure.
But when it has come to player arrivals, Spurs fans have been made to wait patiently with only really Archie Gray and Solanke marking new faces for Monday’s season opener.
This summer has seen Tottenham look to bolster their attack with players like Nico Williams but Spurs still have two weeks to tie up any final pieces of business.
Tottenham expected to make two final signings this summer
It has been a strange summer of transfers for Tottenham as they have technically made four signings already.
However, the additions of Timo Werner and Yang Min-hyeok may not be recognised by a lot of the fans.
But, Sky Sports reporter Michael Bridge has now claimed Spurs are hoping for two further additions after signing Solanke.
Although three attackers and one midfielder have been signed this summer, it seems as if Spurs still feel there could be improvements made in those departments.
“Tottenham’s new signing Dominic Solanke is ready to start against Leicester next Monday but they are still keen to sign an energetic midfielder and a winger this window,” said Bridge on Sky Sports.
Despite Spurs having already reinforced their attack, this season is going to provide more challenges than last with Europa League football to contend with.
Tottenham also eyeing a new right-back with Vanderson
Having recently sold Emerson Royal to AC Milan, Tottenham are now believed to be on the look for a new right-back.
Tottenham are expected to lodge a £34m bid for Monaco right-back Vanderson before the end of the month.
This comes despite Djed Spence’s sudden return to Postecoglou’s plans at Tottenham following what was a surprisingly positive pre-season for the defender.
But it has to be said there are likely going to be a lot more Tottenham fans who want to see their attacking line bolstered over another right-back being signed.