Spurs make large movements under Thomas Frank on the market, because they try to have a big impact in the Premier League season 2025-26 and Champions League, packed with two large deals
Tottenham really moves through the gears in this transfer window after a quiet start -the completion of a deal for £ 55 million West Ham -wing player Mohammed Kudus and closes a movement for £ 60 million Nottingham Forest Star Morgan Gibbs -White.
Thomas Frank is making a number of major movements on the market after his arrival from Brentford, while renewing from the team's attack after their 17th placed finish last season.
Spurs under performance in the Premier League among predecessor Ange Postecoglou despite winning the Europa League, making them a more attractive option for players after the qualification for Champions League football.
And after he had protected the passage to the European top competition, the North -London side has now sealed four permanent transfers while they want to help Frank run the ground.
With that in mind, Mirror Football took a look at how Frank could make this on the line-up this season with his new signing sessions and further potential goals.
Goalkeeper and defense is fairly simple and in theory should choose himself. Vicario starts in goal and it doesn't seem like Spurs wants to move him. Frank has previously stated how much he admires Pedro Porro, so he has the first choice his right back.
In the middle of the back, Cristian Romero and Mickey van de Ven are the undisputed partnership – as long as the first is not a member of Atletico Madrid in the midst of growing links – with Destiny Udogie at left back.
Midfield is where it becomes much more difficult for the Danish manager, because he has many options to play with. Spurs -fans have shouted for a new NR. 6 and Adam Wharton is linked, but for now he may be preferred with Rodrigo Bentancur and Lucas Bergvall for his midfield spivot. Yves Bissouma and Pape Sarr represent solid backup options.
In the future, Kudus hopes to start with that right flank for Spurs, despite competition with Brennan Johnson and Dejan Kulusevski.
Kulusevski can also play in the role of no. In general, Frank has many options to choose in the attacking areas, because Kudus can also operate behind rush hour.
On the left, Frank Kapitein Son Heung-Min, Wilson Odobert and Mathys Tel has to choose from, although it can be the last to start left because of his explosive pace and flair.
During attack his spurs linked to a £ 50 million movement for Frank's old Brentford Voorwaart Yoane Wissa and if the club that dealed over the line, you would bet that the new coach would navigate him over Dominic Solanke.
Potential Tottenham XI: Vicario; Porro, Romero, Van de Ven, Udogie; Bentancur, Bergvall; Gibbs-White; Kudus, Tel; Wissa