Our senior football correspondent Sami Mokbel has been answering your questions on Tottenham. In the second part, he discusses Spurs' striking options.
Stuart asked: Are we going to buy a top-quality striker?
Sami: Problem with this Stuart is who could they sign?
On the face of their early season performances it is clear that one area they are lacking in is at No 9. Identifying it as an area to strengthen is one thing, but actually going out and signing someone better than what you already have is far easier said than done.
The realistic options are few and far between. We should also remember that Tottenham have been without recognised centre forward Dominic Solanke this season which has been a major blow to Frank for obvious reasons.
Richarlison has done a very good job starting the season as the team's No 9. But Solanke was signed for a lot of money in the summer of 2024 and, you'd imagine he will come straight into the team when he is fit.
Edward asked: New transfer Kolo Muani hasn't played yet. Apparently he's suffering from a dead leg. I have played rugby and had plenty of dead legs to know that a dead leg doesn't last six weeks. What is the real reason for his absence and when will he make his debut?
Sami: Painful! The good news is that Kolo Muani has played in a behind-closed-doors friendly versus Watford, completing 45 minutes as he makes his return to fitness.
His pending availability will come as a significant boost to Frank, particularly given Solanke's recent absence.
With regards to an injury more sinister than a dead leg perhaps Kolo Muani doesn't have as high a pain threshold as you, Phil!