Tottenham receive transfer boost as Barcelona suffer setback in pursuit to sign 23 G/A star on a permanent deal

Tottenham might need to splash the cash on top players in the summer.

Tottenham are keen to sign top players in the summer as the club looks to compete for European qualification next season. The Lilywhites are currently stranded in the bottom half of the Premier League table, having won just two of their last 17 league matches. Therefore, it is important that they secure top-flight status in the coming months before turning their attention to signing players who can help them close the gap on their rivals next season.

It is clear that the North Londoners need to strengthen their wide areas in the summer. There is a lack of depth in those positions, and the ongoing injury crisis at N17 has not helped the club’s cause either. With Dejan Kulusevski’s return date still unknown and Wilson Odobert suffering an ACL tear earlier this month, it is crucial that Spurs sign a new winger in the coming months.

The fans still struggle to understand why the Lilywhites decided to sell Brennan Johnson in January. The Welshman was one of the few players capable of operating on either wing while still providing a consistent goal threat. However, Spurs felt the time was right to cash in on the prolific attacker without bringing in a replacement to fill the void he left behind.

Tottenham could land Barcelona star Marcus Rashford

Tottenham need to add attacking reinforcements in the summer if they are to compete at the top end of the Premier League table next season. It is important for the Lilywhites to be proactive in the upcoming transfer window and sign players who can make an instant impact at N17. The club cannot afford to sign players who may or may not make their mark, so the Lewis family must be prepared to invest heavily in proven quality instead.

Recent reports have linked Spurs with Barcelona loanee Marcus Rashford. The England international is currently on loan at the Blaugrana, with the La Liga giants holding the option to sign him on a permanent deal in the summer. He has continued to impress during his time at the Camp Nou after falling out with Ruben Amorim last year. At one stage, it appeared highly likely that the Lilywhites would miss out on his signature in the coming months.