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Dejan Kulusevski has been unavailable for the last eight months due to a knee injury with the Tottenham attacker issuing a clear message on social media
Tottenham Hotspur raised a few eyebrows around world football when they agreed to pay a whopping 40 million euros to Atletico Madrid for Conor Gallagher, who had been riding the bench as one of the Rojiblancos worst players - someone the La Liga giants were pretty much desperate to get rid of.
The January transfer window for Tottenham Hotspur is nearing its close (deadline around early February), and the club is in a tough spot: sitting around 13th-14th in the Premier League, dealing with a lengthy injury list, poor home form, and attacking struggles.
Six Premier League sides entered. Five in the top eight. You can't argue with how the English clubs have tackled the Champions League this season. But what's next?
La Gazzetta dello Sport reports that Randal Kolo Muani is open to returning to Juventus in the January window, so the Bianconeri hope to find an agreement with Tottenham and PSG.
This match secured Spurs’ place in the last 16 of the Champions League as one of the top-seeded teams. MOTM Christian Romero, as captain and central defender, was pivotal both defensively and in attack.
Tottenham can spare themselves summer misery by completing a speedy piece of winter business.
Thomas Frank continues to buy himself time in N17 after Tottenham secured victory against Eintracht Frankfurt on Wednesday.