Tottenham Hotspur’s frontline has been massively bolstered throughout the summer transfer window, with Thomas Frank wanting to improve the options at his disposal.
The Dane made a beeline to improve such an area of his first-team squad, something which has been achieved during his first summer in the role in North London.
He’s added Mohammed Kudus and Xavi Simons to the attacking third of the pitch, with both talents offering top-level quality and versatility to the current squad.
Whilst they cost a combined £107m between them, their deals were excellent pieces of business and signals of intent from owner Daniel Levy to help build on the Europa League success last campaign.
The aforementioned duo aren’t the only players who made the move to the Premier League this summer, as the hierarchy also completed a last-minute deal for another talented attacker.
Kolo Muani’s last-minute move to join Spurs this summer
On deadline day, Spurs were on the hunt to land another attacker, after Heung-min Son ended his decade-long spell at the club to join MLS side LAFC.
Savinho was seen as a constant option all window long, but despite having a keen interest in his signature before the market closed, the Brazilian stayed put at Manchester City.
As a result, a deal was agreed to sign PSG striker Randal Kolo Muani, with the Frenchman joining Frank’s side on a season-long loan - but with no option to buy.
It was reported that a €5m (£4.3m) loan fee was forked out for the 26-year-old’s signature, fending off late interest from Serie A side for Juventus for his services.
Like Kudus and Simons, the loanee can play off either flank, or even in a centre-forward role, adding to the depth that the new manager has craved.
The Spurs player valued higher than Kolo Muani
In the opening three games of the 2025/26 campaign, Frank has shown huge faith in striker Richarlison to lead the line for Spurs in their quest for added success.
The Brazilian has started all three of the league outings, scoring twice and registering an assist, potentially nailing down the number nine position as his own - despite huge rumours about a departure earlier in the summer.
A deal for Kolo Muani will only add further competition in the final third, pushing Richarlison for the starting spot - offering the Lilywhites a new batch of healthy competition.
However, another player who is currently at Frank’s disposal is fellow Frenchman Mathys Tel, who has made his move to the club permanent this summer after spending the second half of last year on loan in North London.
The 20-year-old scored three times in his 20 appearances during the Ange Postecoglou tenure, with owner Levy deciding to fork out £29m for his signature this window.
Tel has already found minutes hard to come by since Frank took charge, only making two substitute appearances, totalling just 19 minutes in the Premier League.
However, his misery has been compounded over the last couple of days, after it was confirmed the Frenchman had been left out of the Lilywhites' Champions League squad for the 2025/26 campaign.
Despite his lack of action, Tel, who’s been labelled “incredible” by talent scout Jacek Kulig, has still seen his market value soar since making the move to England.
He’s now valued at £43m by FootballTransfers, a figure that is nearly £15m than compatriot Kolo Muani, who’s still only valued at £28.7m despite his own move to join the Lilywhites.
Kolo Muani is likely to be an exciting addition to Frank's side this campaign - especially if the PSG loanee can replicate his form from his temporary stint in Italy last season.
However, the same can't be said for Tel, with his future almost certainly coming into question after his snub from the recent European squad - which could see the board make a quick profit on his signature in the months ahead, should the player want to depart the club.