By entering the summer transfers market, it was obvious that Thomas Frank would target additional reinforcements in the last third of the field on his side of Tottenham Hotspur.
Heung-min’s emotional departure after a decade at the club has certainly fueled the need for new additions, especially if the hierarchy wanted to avoid a rehearsal of the 17th place in the Premier League last year.
The tastes of Mohammed Kudus and Xavi Simons were both brought to the club to try to add the depth and quality necessary for the attack department.
Such movements have made the club back up around 107 million pounds sterling for the pair, but an agreement for the latter is certainly considered an excellent deal – potentially making a huge profit on the signing of the Dutch in the years to come.
However, despite the aforementioned duo movements, Frank also decided to make other movements to help strengthen his team the day limit – although temporary.
Moving the deadline for Spurs in Land Randal Kolo Muani
In an attempt to further strengthen the Spurs front line, Frank and Daniel Levy managed to conclude an agreement with PSG for an agreement to disembark French striker Randal Kolo Muani for a season’s loan agreement.
Loan fees of 5 million euros (4.3 million pounds sterling) were agreed between the two parties, with an agreement without option to buy – which would make French the fifth higher addition of the window.
The 26 -year -old has quickly dropped in the hierarchical order of Ligue 1 outfit in recent years, then joined Juventus for the second half of 2024/25.
He recorded eight goals in 16 appearances for the Italian outfit, with his impressive form in Serie A undoubtedly playing a role in the move of Lilywhites to win the Talisman on the day of the deadline.
However, despite the move for the Frenchman, Frank could have had the original version of the attacker if one of the former managers had kept the attacker.
The former Star of Spurs who was the original Kolo Muani
In recent years, Spurs have won a range of talents to try to improve the front line, but many efforts have fallen flat on their face.
The attackers were landed in countries like Argentina, Portugal and the Netherlands – the latter being in the form of Steven Bergwijn of PSV in January 2020.
The agreement to land the attacker seemed to be an incredible matter – especially after having marked a good effort during his beginnings against Manchester City by Pep Guardiola.
However, he quickly fell into disgrace in northern London, later returning to his homeland in 2022 after having scored only eight goals in three years at the club.
He is not the only player to fall below the standards expected from them after their subsequent move in northern London – with the French striker Clinton N’Jie, he is ultimately unable to have an impact after his own move.
The striker was brought to the Lilywhites by Mauricio Pochettino in the summer of 2015, costing the region of 10 million pounds of the Ligue 1 Lyon.
He arrived with a lot of media threshing in his homeland, but was finally well below the expectations with which he arrived – having only 14 appearances for the first team – before returning to France on loan just 12 months later.
Do not manage to break in the senior team from northern London, later joining Marseille on a permanent basis after having marked four times in Ligue 1 during its temporary fate in the previous season.
Kolo Muani will be the next French striker in the upper division of his homeland to move to the Lilywhites and try his chance to provide the goods in the last third.
However, the fans base will hopes that PSG Loree can have a greater impact than the club, his career also has also left the side eight years ago.
The 32 -year -old man, who appeared for the Romanian side of high level Rapid București last season, was released at the end of his contract – currently as a free agent and fighting to win a new side for 2025/26.
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Clinton’s statistics I’m JEE after leaving the Spurs in 2017 |
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Team |
Goals |
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Marseille (2017/18) |
9 |
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Marseille (2018/19) |
3 |
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Dynamo Moscow (2019/20) |
1 |
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Dynamo Moscow (2020/21) |
4 |
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Dynamo Moscow (2021/22) |
1 |
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Sivasspor (2022/23) |
3 |
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Sivasspor (2023/24) |
2 |
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BUCAREST fast (2024/25) |
2 |
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Statistics via fotmob |
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Given the failures of the previous players before him, the supporters can be reluctant to be enthusiastic about a decision for Kolo Muani – but his goal record last season should give a reason to be positive.
Its temporary addition could allow the hierarchy to have a free blow to the Frenchman, the increase in the rise is massively to prevail over the negatives of Frank and his team.
