Tottenham’s plans for January transfer window revealed

An insight into Tottenham’s plans for the upcoming January transfer window has been provided recently.

Tottenham’s summer window

Tottenham would have a fairly active summer transfer window on both the incomings and outgoings front.

Spurs would see all of Joe Hart, Erik Lamela, Paulo Gazzaniga, Moussa Sissoko, Toby Alderweireld and Serge Aurier head for the exit door.

On the incomings front, meanwhile, Bryan Gil, Emerson Royal, Pape Sarr, Pierluigi Gollini and Cristian Romero arrived.

Spurs would also see Oliver Skipp return from a successful loan spell at Norwich and instantly become a key figure in Nuno Espirito Santo’s side.

PACOS DE FERREIRA, PORTUGAL – AUGUST 19: Cristian Romero of Tottenham Hotspur looks on during the UEFA Conference League Play-Off Leg One match between Paços de Ferreira and Tottenham Hotspur at Estádio da Mata Real on August 19, 2021 in Pacos de Ferreira, Portugal. (Photo by Jose Manuel Alvarez/Quality Sport Images/Getty Images)

Tottenham’s plans for January revealed

Said signings have so far had varying degrees off success. Pape Sarr has already been loaned back out, so he is unable to show what he is capable of at Tottenham this season.

Elsewhere, Emerson Royal and Romero have been the most active signings in regard to playing time, though the former’s minutes have been limited slightly due to quarantine issues brought about due to the September international break.

Now though, as mentioned above, an insight into Tottenham’s plans for the January window has been provided.

The update comes courtesy of The Athletic, who wrote recently that Spurs will try to sign an attacking player in January:

The Athletic understands the club will try and sign an attacking player in January, having tried and failed to do so in the summer.

They add that someone like Wolves’ Adama Traore ‘fits the bill’:

– Plans to go after another attacker in January

– No chance Kane leaves then

– A possible change of system

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