When combined with James Maddison, he may be lethal. Even though Tottenham Hotspur missed out on the Champions League the previous year, Ange Postecoglou has laid the groundwork for a successful term.
This Spurs team has a lot of potential, but there are also a lot of issues that need to be resolved.
To make even more progress the next season, transfer activity needs to be handled with vigor this summer. While Manchester United is also reportedly interested in Eberechi Eze, Postecoglou’s team would be prudent to line up alternatives.
Eberechi Eze has been the focus of transfer rumors in recent days. It appears that Daniel Levy and associates have accomplished it.
Spurs transfer news
Tottenham is eager to recruit Real Sociedad winger Takefusa Kubo and has already made an initial bid to the La Liga team, according to Spanish sources earlier this week—via TEAMtalk—though it falls short of the Japanese player’s €60 million (£51 million) release clause.
Kubo is a dynamic and adaptable wide player who might strengthen a Tottenham team in need of some extra depth as they prepare to participate in Europe after being limited to domestic competition in 2023–24.
The stats for Takefusa Kubo’s season After playing on loan for several Spanish teams after joining Los Blancos, Kubo signed a five-year contract with Sociedad in 2022. He never made an appearance for Los Blancos until joining his current team permanently.
Although the 23-year-old has only scored 16 goals and provided 14 assists in 85 games for Sociedad, he is a dynamic and passionate player who would provide competition for Brennan Johnson and Dejan Kulusevski down the right side for the Lilywhites.
This is demonstrated by the fact that, according to FBref, he is in the top 9% of attacking midfielders and wingers in Europe’s top five leagues for progressive carries, the top 18% for successful take-ons, and the top 17% for shots created per 90 minutes.
Journalist John Bunting dubbed Kubo a “special talent.” He would bring some very outstanding characteristics to the Tottenham first team, and it’s hard to conceive what kind of combination he could form with James Maddison.
