Tottenham may have started the season on a positive note under Thomas Frank, but there are still a few issues that need to be rectified if they are to compete on all fronts. The Lilywhites are currently lacking that elusive “X factor” in the final third, with only Mohammed Kudus showing consistent intent to be a constant attacking threat for the North London side.

The priority for Spurs should therefore be to bring in a new attacker who can partner Kudus up front and help Thomas Frank’s men play more on the front foot. Summer signing Xavi Simons has yet to step up and prove his worth at N17. It is crucial that the Lilywhites sign a player who can push the Dutchman to perform at a higher level while also providing reliable cover in the attacking areas.

Tottenham retain their interest in Everton star Iliman Ndiaye.

Signing top-quality players in January is always a challenge, as clubs are often reluctant to lose key players midway through the season. This is where the £100 million investment from the Lewis family could prove pivotal, as it would give Tottenham the financial strength to lure new talent to North London.

Recent reports suggest that Tottenham have...