Spurs currently have a lot of important players in their recruitment, so it would be extremely easy for them to occasionally pull in other ways.

Among those with an opinion on the current state of affairs at the Spurs are Ange Postecoglou, Daniel Levy, Johan Lange, Scott Munn, and even Fabio Paratici.

Getting all of these people to agree on something is difficult because they are all strong-willed people.

But despite all of the recent additions Spurs had made, there was one guy who was universally recognized as a target.

In fact, according to Ryan Taylor on The Spurs Chat Podcast, everyone at the team agreed on James Maddison’s signing, even if it’s difficult to determine who at Spurs is the biggest influence at the moment.

Everyone agreed on Maddison signing

About the £40 million man, Taylor said.

Identifying the person with the most influence is difficult. The fact that Paratici serves as a consultant for the team and influenced some of its acquisitions, notably Vicario, is widely known. Inside the Premier League, James Maddison is a well-known player, and the Spurs hierarchy unanimously agreed that they wanted to sign him,” Taylor stated.

No-brainer

The fact that Maddison’s signing at Tottenham was approved by all parties is not shocking. At a great price, this signature was an obvious choice.

Maddison only came to Spurs for £40 million this summer—a bargain for a player who has consistently shown himself to be among the best in the game.

This summer, the Spurs needed a creative, and Maddison is one of the best available.

To suggest that Maddison was the Premier League’s summer acquisition of the year is not hyperbole.