If the game against AS Monaco revealed anything, it’s that Tottenham urgently need attacking reinforcements in the January transfer window to close the gap on their rivals. The Lilywhites currently lack that vital ‘X factor’ in the final third, with only Mohammed Kudus consistently posing a threat from the wide areas.

A shortage of creativity and urgency up front is making it difficult for Spurs to find the back of the net with ease. They need someone who can provide competition for Xavi Simons in the No. 10 role and keep the Dutchman sharp and motivated. Tottenham also need to offer Kudus more support in attack, ideally through a player who can take control of games when required and help turn them around.

Tottenham ant to land Everton attacker Iliman Ndiaye in the coming months.

The recent £100 million cash injection from the Lewis family could prove crucial as the club look to strengthen their squad in January. Tottenham must use those funds wisely to bring a genuine game-changer to N17 this winter if they are serious about building on last season’s Europa League success and competing on multiple fronts this campaign.

As the winter transfer window approaches, Spurs should already be identifying targets...