Flop spurs was sold prematurely by tale, now he surpasses the kudus

Tottenham Hotspur has splashed the money in the past two years to try to catapult yourself in a fight in the title of the Premier League – but so far, in vain.

The latest Lilywhites campaign in the Premier League, the last campaign, shows the size of the task that Thomas Frank has on his hands, but there is no doubt that he will be supported by the hierarchy in due course.

Last summer, the board of directors splashed club fees of 65 million pounds sterling to land Dominic Solanke de Bournemouth, with English considered to be a replacement of Harry Kane.

Mammoth funds have also been spent for Simons and Brennan Johnson like Brennan Johnson, adding depth and quality to the club’s department and quality department.

However, despite the addition of the first during the recent window, he was also joined by another talent late in summer – in a decision that will offer additional competition for places.

How Frank can make the most of the Kudus

Despite the previous additions made at the summer transfer window, Mohammed Kudus was the most expensive addition made by the hierarchy, costing the region of 55 million pounds.

The former star of West Ham United has undoubtedly ruffled the feathers of the faithful of the Hammers with its move through the capital to connect with the side of Frank during the Dealte.

The 25-year-old started the clash against the Graham Potter team last weekend, not being able to get on the match sheet, but proving that he made the right decision after the triumph 3-0.

His beginnings against Burnley saw him set up two assists for Richarlison, but he failed to record a single goal contribution since the opening day – which could let the Dane scratch his head for means to resume his best form.

Kudus is at his best when he leads to opposition – as we can see by his aid against the men of Scott Parker – with Frank needing to give the attacker a driver’s license and try to beat the opposition on a coherent basis.

However, the hierarchy was perhaps better to keep another talent, given its recent form elsewhere after its transfer from the capital a few years ago.

The star of the Spurs who now surpasses Simons

In November 2021, the Spurs appointed Antonio Conte as successor to Nuno Espírito Santo, but the Italian time in charge was certainly one to forget for all the people involved with the club.

While he has reached a 53% victory rate in charge of Lilywhites, his bouffonneries out of the field attracted the most – often leading to various moments of controversy.

From clashes of the sidelines with Thomas Tuchel to diatribes in press conferences, his fate was strewn with questionable moments that led to his disappearance in northern London.

Its transactions on the transfer market also led to questions asked, with the sale of Steven Bergwijn in the summer of 2022 which could return to bite the club.

The Dutchman has accumulated 83 appearances for the club, marking eight times in the process – with his best efforts, probably during his first outing in the capital.

He marked a superb effort against Manchester City on a soil at home, guaranteeing a 2-0 victory against the men of Pep Guardiola during the 2020/21 campaign before the Pandemic Covid-19.

Despite 32 appearances in his last campaign, he would be sold in Ajax in his homeland – before joining the Saudi side Al Ittihad in the summer of 2024.

Bergwijn, who was labeled “sensational” by an analyst, has scored 18 goals since the start of last season – a count higher than that of Kudus, who only succeeded in the same period.

The Dutchman also marked nine assists at that time, also surpassing the Ghanaian, who only succeeded in six – highlighting his superb performance levels since which have left northern London.

His following accounts show that he still has a quality bunch that could have been useful to Frank if the previous management teams had kept the attacker.

However, there will forever be a case of what could have been, Frank needing to put confidence in Kudus to continue his good start of life under his direction.