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It is safe to say that it has been a disappointing transfer window for Spurs so far, with Antonin Kinsky, whom was done in the first few days - the only signing to date. He has been fine, and it was a needed signing, but it is also remarkable that no outfield signings have been made.

The misery was further compounded when Bayern Munich forward Mathys Tel turned down a move to N17, after a loan with a 60 million Euros obligation to buy had been agreed between the two sides.

According to TBR Football, Spurs have "wasted no time" (ironic) in moving on, and are looking at four different Premier League players; Tyler Dibling, Alejandro Garnacho, Christopher Nkunku, and James McAtee.

Spurs looking at four players currently playing in England

Four different players. With Dibling, you have a very dribbly and creative right winger, whom perhaps is not blessed with loads of pace - similar play style to Dejan Kulusevski. With Garnacho, you have a very direct and quick winger, whom is also very raw. The Argentine international can play on both sides, and does suit the touchline winger role.

Meanwhile, Nkunku can play as a number ten or attacking midfielder. You get the feeling that he would play up front for Spurs, at least until Dominic Solanke is back. Meanwhile, James McAtee is certainly a number ten. He may seem the most uninspiring of the four, but he is a seriously good player.

Perhaps this is a lazy comparison, but it does give you the same vibe as Cole Palmer. A young City player who can't quite break into the first XI, that has shown glimpses off the bench and in cup competitions. Has regular Premier League experience from his loan at Sheffield United last season, where he impressed despite playing in such a poor team.

One of the games he got to start in was actually against Spurs in the Carabao Cup, where he again showed glimpses of what he can do, despite losing the game. Albeit against a lower league opposition, he scored a hat-trick in the FA Cup against Salford last month, before scoring in the Premier League against Ipswich Town off the bench a week later.

The interest in Dibling has been no secret, though that deal could happen in the summer. Nevertheless, Spurs do need signings now too, so let's see what happens with these links. Surely not everyone can reject the club, right?

Over the last couple of days, it had become apparent that Tottenham Hotspur were interested in a move for AC Milan and England defender Fikayo Tomori, with the Italian giants willing to sell the 27-year old.

There had been plenty of reports saying that a deal was "advancing" and in the "closing stages". It seems like the fee with Milan was not going to be an issue. However, this morning it was reported that the defender has turned down a move to Spurs, and instead wants to stay at Milan.

Fikayo Tomori turns Tottenham down to stay at AC Milan

For a lot of this season, Tomori has struggled for game time. However, under new manager Sergio Conceicao, the defender has started six out of seven games, becoming much more of a regular than he was under previous manager Paolo Fonseca.

Who knows - perhaps if he was still struggling for regular starts, he would have decided to move back to London. Whatever his reasons are, it is another rejection for Spurs, after it was also confirmed that Bayern Munich forward Mathys Tel had turned the club down yesterday.

If this was in the first half of the month, there wouldn't be as much issue. However, owing to how slow Spurs have been in the market, they have three days left to bring someone in. That includes a match day, and only one actual weekday. Not optimal in the slightest, but unfortunately nothing surprising under this regime.

There has now been talk that the club are interested in Axel Disasi from Chelsea, whom has already agreed personal terms with Aston Villa. There is talk that is now up to the player where he wants to go. Although Spurs need bodies, some signings can be worse than no signings, and that would be an absolute disaster.

If you think Radu Dragusin is immobile, wait until you see this guy. Turns like a boat. So slow with zero agility. For a team that defend their own box, i.e. Everton or a team like that, he might be fine. For a team like Spurs though - he would be low hanging fruit for any team with an ounce of space to play into.

Nightmare scenario. This feels like a worse window than the summer of 2018 and winter of 2019, when Spurs literally signed nobody. Let's hope we can all be proved wrong over the next few days. No breath being held here.

Tottenham Hotspur’s transfer window has been filled with speculation, from potential signings to departures.

Will Lankshear is reportedly set for a Championship loan move, while the club continues to pursue a late deal for Fikayo Tomori before the deadline.

However, the biggest talking point remains Mathys Tel’s decision to reject a move to North London, raising further concerns about the club’s recruitment strategy.

Beyond transfers, questions are now being asked about the future of manager Ange Postecoglou.

Despite a promising start to the season, recent struggles have led to speculation over his long-term prospects.

While he is expected to remain in charge for the second leg of the Carabao Cup semifinal against Liverpool, reports suggest Spurs are already exploring potential alternatives should results fail to improve.

One Bundesliga coach has now emerged as a serious option for Tottenham, adding another layer of intrigue to an already uncertain situation.

Spurs reportedly interested in Edin Terzic

According to journalist Dean Jones, former Borussia Dortmund manager Edin Terzic is on Tottenham’s radar as a ‘genuine option’ should Postecoglou’s tenure come to an end.

Terzic, who led Dortmund to a Champions League final and competed at the highest level in the Bundesliga, has been out of work since leaving the German club last summer.

Speaking to GiveMeSport, Jones stated: “Edin Terzic’s success at Borussia Dortmund, including guiding them to a Champions League final, has not gone unnoticed. Recently, he was considered for the West Ham United job, and the German tactician is seen as a genuine option for Tottenham, offering the potential for long-term growth.”

While Terzic’s record in Germany is impressive, his tactical philosophy differs significantly from Postecoglou’s.

The former Dortmund boss has been criticised for a pragmatic approach, often relying on direct play rather than a possession-based system.

If Spurs were to pursue him, it could mean another major squad rebuild to align with his methods, raising concerns over the club’s long-term vision.

Postecoglou deserves more time

While results have dipped, Postecoglou should not be the scapegoat for Tottenham’s struggles.

Injuries to key players have disrupted the squad, and the club’s recruitment issues fall largely on chairman Daniel Levy.

Dismissing Postecoglou at this stage would be premature, especially considering the progress made earlier in the season.

If Spurs do make a managerial change, it will only highlight deeper structural problems within the club.

Terzic may be a talented coach, but constant upheaval will do little to bring stability to Tottenham’s long-term project.

Tottenham chairman Daniel Levy is no stranger to scrutiny, but recent events have put him firmly under the microscope once again.

As the January transfer window nears its end, Spurs fans are growing increasingly frustrated with the club's lack of new signings despite glaring squad weaknesses.

While Ange Postecoglou has managed to keep the team competitive despite an ongoing injury crisis, it is evident that reinforcements are needed.

Yet, with only days left in the window, Tottenham has failed to secure any major outfield additions, leading to concerns about the club’s ambitions for the remainder of the season.

A recent failed pursuit of a promising young talent has only added to the frustrations.

Spurs had been in talks with Bayern Munich for a potential signing, but despite Levy personally travelling to Germany to negotiate, the player ultimately rejected the move.

Transfer woes and missed opportunities

Tottenham’s injury crisis has highlighted the urgent need for reinforcements, particularly in defence.

With Radu Dragusin facing an uncertain spell on the sidelines, Spurs have turned their attention to AC Milan’s Fikayo Tomori as a potential signing.

However, securing a deal in the final days of the window remains a major challenge.

Despite the club’s struggles in the league, Postecoglou remains confident that Spurs can still attract top players.

"It’s still a big club, it’s still a club that can challenge for honours and it’s whether the player sees the potential that we see right now, or certainly that I see," the Australian told Football London when asked about the challenges of attracting new signings midway through the season.

While Tottenham has been actively scouting talent, the club has been cautious about making panic buys.

"You need a bit of discipline. The one thing I don’t want to do is bring somebody in who is just going to be another body," Postecoglou added, emphasising the importance of securing players who fit his long-term vision.

What's next for Tottenham

The return of key players such as James Maddison, Guglielmo Vicario, and Cristian Romero in the coming weeks could provide a much-needed boost for the squad.

Meanwhile, tensions among the fanbase continue to rise, with many supporters calling for Daniel Levy’s departure.

When asked about the mounting pressure on the chairman, Postecoglou jokingly remarked, "It’s a bit harsh to say I’m responsible. It’s not like I’m in the middle of it sort of starting the chant!"

With just days left in the window, all eyes will be on Levy to see if he can deliver the reinforcements Tottenham so desperately needs.

The situation at Tottenham is becoming increasingly uncertain, with Ange Postecoglou under mounting pressure to turn things around.

Despite a promising start to the season, recent struggles have left fans and club officials questioning whether the Australian is the right man to lead Spurs forward.

While Postecoglou still has time to steady the ship, the club's hierarchy is reportedly preparing contingency plans should results fail to improve.

A number of names have emerged as potential candidates, including some unexpected options.

With the transfer window closing and the return of key players from injury, the coming weeks will be crucial in determining Postecoglou’s future.

If things do not change soon, Tottenham may be forced to make a difficult decision.

Who could replace Ange Postecoglou?

Reports suggest that Spurs have compiled a shortlist of nine potential successors, should Postecoglou’s tenure come to an early end.

Among the leading names are Borussia Dortmund’s Edin Terzic, Brentford’s Thomas Frank, and Bournemouth’s Andoni Iraola.

Bournemouth, aware of Spurs’ interest in Iraola, are already working on securing him with a new contract to fend off potential suitors.

Another candidate being considered is Fulham’s Marco Silva, though his reported £8m release clause may make him a less attractive option for chairman Daniel Levy.

However, the biggest surprise on the list is Ipswich Town’s Kieran McKenna. The 38-year-old, who came through the ranks at Spurs' academy, has impressed with his tactical approach despite Ipswich’s struggles in the Premier League.

Is Ryan Mason the most likely option?

Despite the variety of names on the shortlist, according to GIVEMESPORT, Ryan Mason is the most realistic interim solution if Postecoglou departs.

Mason, who is currently part of the coaching staff, has already served as caretaker manager twice before and is highly respected within the dressing room.

The media reports that Ryan Mason is seen as 'a strong candidate' to take charge in the short term while the club searches for a long-term replacement.

His familiarity with the squad and understanding of Spurs’ philosophy make him a logical choice if Tottenham decide to make a change.

For now, Postecoglou remains in charge, but with mounting speculation, his position at the club could be on shaky ground if results do not improve soon.

Tottenham Hotspur have been a club in the headlines recently, with news swirling around N17.

From Dane Scarlett's potential stay after a Europa League impact to another Tottenham youngster eyeing a loan move before the transfer deadline, the club is a hive of activity.

That win against Elfsborg in the Europa League, with the youngsters doing bits and getting us into the next round, was a bit of a bright spot. But, you know, things aren't exactly rosy.

There's a proper tense vibe around Tottenham at the minute. The fans are making their feelings known, online and at the ground, and they're not happy.

A lot of it's aimed at the top brass, but the gaffer's getting some stick too, 'cause let's face it, we've been all over the shop lately.

Everyone's wondering what's next, but Ange seems determined to stick to his guns.

Ange Postecoglou says this can still be a successful season for Tottenham

Tottenham boss Ange Postecoglou has addressed the concerns of the supporters, acknowledging the current situation and offering a message of hope.

He insisted that there are still opportunities to turn the season around and achieve success.

"My message would be to all Spurs fans because I represent them all not just the angry ones that you are referring to or maybe talking to. All Spurs fans. We are working hard to turn this around," Postecoglou said (via Alasdair Gold).

He continued, “Obviously we know the situation, notwithstanding the fact the possibilities and opportunities in the second half of this season are still very much in our hands to capitalise on and still make it a successful season.”

Those words, meant to calm things down, will probably get a mixed reception. Some fans might like his positive outlook, but others will think he's miles away from what's actually happening.

The pressure's right on Postecoglou now, and the next few months are massive for him. With some huge games coming up, like that Carabao Cup semi at Anfield, there's not much room for mistakes. Basically, he needs to win something this season, or it's curtains, and he knows it.

Postecoglou deserves support at Tottenham

Postecoglou needs some backing. The real issue at Tottenham isn't him, it's the board. They've been making dodgy decisions for ages, and the fans are the ones who suffer.

But, Ange needs to be a bit more straight with the supporters, too. No need to sugarcoat things, they're not daft.

If the team's not performing, just say it and focus on fixing it. But honestly, sticking with the gaffer is key, it's the only way things will get better.

Tottenham Hotspur find themselves at a crossroads, with questions swirling around the future of their manager.

Amid disappointing results and mounting pressure, the club is seriously considering its next move. In the mix of potential candidates, one name seems to be at the forefront: Ryan Mason.

The former player and interim manager could be stepping into the spotlight once again.

The Tottenham Hotspur Stadium has witnessed a series of struggles this season. With the team languishing in 15th place in the Premier League, pressure has been mounting on the shoulders of the current manager.

Tottenham's recent form is far from encouraging, leaving fans questioning how much longer the current regime can continue.

Ryan Mason’s chances to replace Ange Postecoglou

The rumour mill is already in full swing regarding the potential departure of Ange Postecoglou.

After a string of poor performances, including a shocking 2-1 loss to Leicester in January, the Australian manager’s future is uncertain.

However, despite Tottenham's struggles, it seems chairman Daniel Levy is willing to give Postecoglou a chance to turn things around.

According to ESPN, the manager has not been dismissed yet, and the club is hopeful he can salvage his job.

Should Postecoglou fail to meet expectations, however, Ryan Mason is already considered one of the top contenders to take over.

The 33-year-old currently serves as an assistant coach to Postecoglou, but his managerial experience in recent years could put him in the frame for a permanent role.

In fact, Mason has been named the third favourite by bookmakers to succeed Postecoglou, with odds of 9/1.

The road Behind Ryan Mason

Mason's time as interim manager for Tottenham is worth noting. In 2021 and 2023, he was called upon to take charge following the exits of Jose Mourinho and Antonio Conte.

One of the more challenging moments came in 2021, when he was thrust into the Carabao Cup final, where Tottenham fell short against Manchester City.

This season, however, Mason could potentially find himself managing Tottenham in another final. Spurs are currently 1-0 up against Liverpool in the Carabao Cup semi-finals, with the second leg set for 6 February.

A win in that fixture could see them face either Arsenal or Newcastle at Wembley.

With the prospect of silverware on the horizon, Postecoglou may still be in the running for a job if Tottenham continues to perform well in this competition.

Tottenham's future is far from certain, and while Postecoglou fights to prove himself, Ryan Mason's name remains firmly in the frame as the club looks to solidify their next move.

Tottenham’s hunt for emerging talent continues, and this time, the focus is on one of the Premier League’s brightest young prospects: Tyler Dibling.

The Southampton winger has been making waves this season, and as the transfer deadline looms, speculation around his future is growing.

However, Spurs are not the only club keen on securing his signature.

With the January transfer window nearing its end, one club in particular is hoping the teenager will hold off on making a decision.

Newcastle United are closely monitoring the situation, hoping to swoop in during the summer should Tottenham’s pursuit falter.

Tottenham’s offer and Newcastle’s dilemma

Reports suggest that Tottenham are in advanced talks with Southampton over a potential deal for Dibling.

The proposed structure would see the 18-year-old move on an initial loan with an obligation to buy, allowing Spurs to defer the hefty £50m asking price until the summer.

Given the financial demands involved, this approach could provide the North London club with an advantage.

Newcastle, meanwhile, are unable to match Southampton’s valuation at this moment.

Eddie Howe’s side are admirers of Dibling’s talent and are desperate for him to delay any immediate transfer so they can re-enter the race at the end of the season.

According to GIVEMESPORT, with their funds tied up, the Magpies can only watch and hope that the young winger does not finalise a move to Tottenham before the window closes.

Adding further intrigue to the saga, reports indicate that Manchester United and RB Leipzig are also keeping a close eye on the situation.

With multiple suitors circling, Southampton hold a strong negotiating position, particularly as Dibling’s current contract runs for another two and a half years.

How the Mathys Tel deal could impact Spurs’ plans

An unexpected twist in Tottenham’s transfer business could impact their pursuit of Dibling.

The club has reportedly agreed a deal worth €60m with Bayern Munich for Mathys Tel, a highly rated French forward.

If this move is finalised, it could lead Spurs to reassess their need for Dibling, potentially leaving the door open for Newcastle or another club to make a late push.

For now, Dibling remains a Southampton player, but with just days left in the window, the next chapter in his career could be decided imminently.

Will he choose to join Tottenham, wait for Newcastle, or surprise everyone with an alternative move?

Tottenham's Dane Scarlett has been making waves recently, and his latest performance might have just secured his place in the squad for the rest of the season.

The young striker has spent the first half of the campaign away from North London, but circumstances have shifted, opening up a new opportunity for him at Spurs.

Scarlett's return to the first team setup comes at a crucial time for Tottenham, with injuries affecting key players in the squad.

While many expected him to go out on another loan spell, a key moment in the Europa League may have changed his immediate future.

Dane Scarlett’s return and Europa League impact

Dane Scarlett was recalled from his loan at Championship side Oxford United earlier this month, having made 22 appearances and scoring four goals during his time there.

Despite speculation that he might head out on loan again, his involvement in Thursday night's Europa League fixture against Elfsborg has ensured he will remain at Spurs for the rest of the season.

The 19-year-old came off the bench in the 66th minute to replace the injured Radu Dragusin. Just four minutes later, Scarlett made his presence felt, scoring with a well-placed header inside the box to put Tottenham ahead.

His goal not only helped Spurs secure a crucial victory but also effectively ended any chances of him going out on loan again this season.

Due to FIFA regulations, players are only allowed to play for two clubs in a single season.

Before his appearance against Elfsborg, Scarlett had yet to feature for Tottenham this campaign, meaning he was still eligible for another loan move.

However, now that he has played, he will remain at the club for the remainder of the season.

A bigger role for Dane Scarlett?

With injuries affecting Tottenham’s options, Scarlett’s presence could be vital in the coming months.

Dominic Solanke is currently sidelined, and with Spurs dealing with various squad shortages, keeping Scarlett in the first-team setup seems like a logical decision.

There have also been reports of Tottenham pursuing Bayern Munich’s Mathys Tel, with a €60 million bid allegedly accepted.

If that transfer falls through, Scarlett could find himself playing an even bigger role in the team.

Speaking to Football London, Postecoglou said: "We had a look at his situation. He has had a couple of disappointing loans.

" I think sending him out again without any sort of real prospect of him developing, we just felt let’s keep him training with us and give him an opportunity to train with us and play with us and see how it goes."

With the transfer window closing in just a few days, Tottenham are making moves to ensure their young talents get the best opportunities for development.

Will Lankshear has been part of Ange Postecoglou’s senior squad this season, making multiple appearances but struggling for regular game time.

While Tottenham have high hopes for Lankshear, the club believes a temporary move could be the best path for his progression.

Several clubs are keen on securing his services for the remainder of the campaign, and Spurs have a clear preference for where they want him to go.

But with other young forwards also fighting for a place in the squad, Tottenham’s attack is going through some reshuffling.

Will Lankshear attracting Championship interest

According to reports from Football London, Will Lankshear looks set to leave on loan before Monday’s deadline.

Lankshear is expected to join a Championship club on loan, with Burnley, Middlesbrough, West Brom, Cardiff, and Luton among those interested in signing him.

While clubs abroad have also shown interest, Tottenham are keen for the forward to remain in England and gain experience in the second tier of English football.

Despite being involved with the first team this season, Lankshear was an unused substitute in Tottenham’s recent 3-0 Europa League win over Elfsborg.

Instead, Dane Scarlett was given the opportunity from the bench, scoring his first senior goal for the club with a header from a Dejan Kulusevski cross.

With Lankshear likely heading out, Scarlett will now stay with Tottenham for the rest of the season.

Initially recalled from his loan at Oxford United, the expectation was that Scarlett would be loaned out again.

However, after assessing his situation, Postecoglou decided to keep him in the squad as additional cover in attack.

Tottenham’s plan for their young strikers

Speaking about Scarlett’s situation, Postecoglou explained his reasoning behind keeping him at the club: "We had a look at his situation. He has had a couple of disappointing loans.

"I think sending him out again without any sort of real prospect of him developing, we just felt let’s keep him training with us and give him an opportunity to train with us and play with us and see how it goes."

While Scarlett gets his chance to impress at Tottenham, Lankshear will be looking to make the most of his expected loan move.

With Championship football offering a competitive environment, this could be a crucial step in his development before returning to Spurs in the summer.