Tottenham have progressed big time under the management of Mauricio Pochettino and are in a fantastic position to qualify for the Champions League by finishing in the top 4.
The North Londoners reinforced their defense and playmaking department in the summer and the players have been effective much to the delight of the supporters.
However, the Argentine boss must look to sign another forward who could support star striker Harry Kane and also play as the lone striker upfront in the absence of the England international. If reports are anything to go by then Pochettino is ready to do exactly that.
Talksport cite reports in Italy claiming that Tottenham have inquired about the availability of Spanish forward Alvaro Morata.
The 23-year-old striker is highly rated after he made it into the UEFA team of the season for his brilliant performances for Juve last season.
Capable of playing in numerous attacking positions, Morata can be the perfect signing but luring him is easier said than done. Nevertheless, here is how Spurs will line up with Morata if he does end up moving to White Hart Lane.
Tottenham Inquire – How Spurs will Line up with Highly Rated Star
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Have you ever watched Tottenham this season? – Mp has chosen Dier over Mason all season, even when Mason was available. Also he’d never play Alli on the right as he’s not quick enough and is more suited in a central role, either attacking or holding. The RM role will more than likely be taken by either Son or Lamela.
Lastly if you kept up to date with football (as a writer of a football site), then you’d know that Vertonghen is injured (long term the latest reports suggest), so the likelihood of him being in the lineup is slim to none. This will probably be taken by Wimmer.
In summary, do some research before writing pointless, un-educated articles!
Mason???
Mason doesn’t get in the team now. Why the hell would he get in the team after a new signing is made?
Someone who doesn’t know who Eric Dier is should NOT be writing about Spurs.