Tottenham Hotspurs are looking to bring Paulinho, Damiao and Pereira to strengthen their side for an English Premier League title challenge. We take a look at the possible arrival and departures in this summer for Spurs.
Tottenham Hotspur might have missed out on a place in Champions League yet again. But the Club management is not ready to back out, they are fighting hard to take the club forward even in adversities. This transfer window will be considered as the stepping stone for Tottenham. Can they lure world class players without the attraction of Champions League, and also are they in a position to meet the financial extravagant demands of players?
North London club is one of the few clubs in England, which are on a good wage structure and are run in a smooth financial way. White Hart Lane based team is planning to build a new stadium to upgrade the fans match experience. They have a plan in place to become one of the best, and their Chairman Daniel Levy is a man on a mission.
Recently the club upgraded their training facilities and the club now possess the state-of-the-art facilities to attract young talents. In Andre Villas Boas, Spurs possesses a tactician who is one of the best in the business. In Gareth Bale, they possess one of the best players in world football. The attractive brand of football they exhibits is rapidly increasing their fan base across the world. The Lillywhites are growing at a rapid pace, the facilities and their plans for the future are the major attractions for any prospective new signing.
Are these good enough to secure talented world class players to the club? The presence of Gareth Bale is a huge bonus to any team in the world. The one which can attract the potential superstars to train with one of the best in the business. In Villas Boas, they will get a manager who can fine tune their abilities to become the best.
Last summer Spurs made some sensational signings. France captain and number one custodian Hugo Lloris was acquired from Lyon. The club is in safe pair of hands for the year to come, and the think tank was able to convince the Frenchman without the lure of Champions League or money. Talented Belgian duoAi??Jan Vertonghen and Moussa Dembele were convinced that, they will be ale to fulfill their dreams at White Hart Lane and approved the move. Impressive youngsters likeAi??Lewis Holtby and Gylfi Sigurdsson, joined the clubs rank as well. All these are players of top caliber, talent and potential. Spurs management convinced them to join their ranks to be part of the evolution even without Champions League football.Ai??So Tottenham Hotspur do possess the ability to attract top players in Europe.
Spurs already have a decent squad at their disposal. If they can fine tune their armory in this window with vital additions to fill their gaps, it wont be long before they challenge for the trophies. Ai??The appointment of former England assistant,Ai??Franco Baldini, as the Technical director is expected to ease Andre Villas Boas from the transfer market dealings. With Daniel Levy and Andre Villas Boas around, Baldini might be able to get top players at reasonable price to match the Spurs ethos. Tottenham fans can expect an exciting summer window; the possibilities and expectations at White Hart Lane are analysed below.
Possible Departures from Tottenham Hotspur
William Gallas
Frenchman William Gallas is out of contract in the summer. With age catching up with the 35-year-old defender, he is no more worth a spot in the Tottenham Hotspur squad. Gallas was seen as a liability by fans last season and he will be released at the end of contract in July.
David Bentley
The ‘Next David Beckham’ will remain an expensive loss for the club. Bentley arrived at the club in 2008 with amidst much fan fare and many things were expected of the former Blackburn player. But he failed to fulfill his promise miserably. After completing his 5-year contract, he has just five goals and 62 appearances under his belt. Spurs will be happy to release him and the wages saved can be utilized for new players.
Huerelho Gomes
Many people has already forgotten that Tottenham Hotspur had a goal keeper named Huerelho Gomes.Ai??OctopusAi??was unbeatable on his day, and had some breathtaking displays for Spurs at one stage. He became the Brazilian number one also, but the bad experiences erases the good memories. His error prone goalkeeping and costly mistakes had costed Spurs dear. Inconsistency and his problems in dealing with aerial balls were exposed by the opposition teams. He fell down the pecking order behind Lloris, Friedel and even Cudicini. With Lloris establishing himself as the undisputed number one, Spurs will be willing to cut short their losses and get rid of the Brazilian.
Benoit Assou-Ekotto
Similar to Parker,Ai??Benoit Assou-Ekotto had a below-par season last time around. He found his starting place taken up by utility players at some stage. The success of Danny Rose on loan at Sunderland is expected to make life difficult for the Cameroon International. Andre Villas Boas isn’t satisfied with the options available at left back, and it is reported that he is chasing the signature of more industrious options to strengthen the problematic position. Reports suggests that Spurs are lining up former Porto player Alvaro Perriera to take over the reigns from Assou-Ekotto, who himself is linked with a move to AS Monaco!
Kyle Naughton
Full Back Kyle Naughton is another player who will be looking for regular playing time. He has provided good cover on both the flanks, but he seems destined for the back-up role as Kyle Walker looks a step ahead. With the return of Danny Rose, he may not get any playing time at left back role as well. In Adam Smith, who was loan at Millwall, Spurs do have a player to provide cover for Kyle Walker and/or Danny Rose. Naughton won’t be short of takers and if the right offer comes their way, Levy might opt for balancing the books for the potential arrivals.
Scott Parker
Scott Parker’s performance had diminished last season, and it is rumored that the former West Ham United skipper is available for sale at the right price. The charismatic Englishmen had played a vital role in 2011-12 season, but his performances took a nosedive in an injury affected last season. The performances of Sandro and Dembele were incredible, and Parker couldn’t ease himself into the playing eleven after returning from his injury lay-off, as the standards were set pretty high by the duo. Parker was also alleged to slow down the tempo of Spurs’ game and failed to do justice to his box-to-box role. With reports emerging that Spurs are chasing the signatures of Brazilian Paulinho and Columbian Guarin, Parker will be expected to make way.
Tom Huddlestone
Huddlestone and Modric had formed an incredible midfield pairing few seasons back, and his vision and passing range was lauded in all quarters. An injury has curtailed his career and nowadays he is struggling to get rid of the ‘Big Afro’, which is more than 18 months old. He was seemed surplus to the requirements at one stage, and even though he crawled his way back to continuous starts towards the end 0f season, he still remains a peripheral figure in Andre Villas Boas’s plans. He is a classy player, even though not mobile, and a lot of Premier League teams will be ready to hand regular starts for the deep lying play-maker. Huddlestone will be itching to get regular playing time and the chances of securing it at White Hart Lane is bleak. There is a chance that he might force his way out, but it will be difficult to convince Daniel Levy to part ways with him, unless a really good offer comes his way.
Emmanuel Adebayor
Adebayor continued his record of being a one-season-wonder in another club, as Spurs had to pay big for his wayward performances. He was expected to carry their hopes with his all round game, but his lazy and inept performances cost them dear on many occasions. After securing his permanent move to White Hart Lane, he never got going until the last few games and it won’t be enough to retain a place in the squad. Tottenham Hotspur are planning a complete overhaul in the striking department. Adebayor is one of the big earners in Spurs set up and the team think tank isn’t satisfied with his performances.
Jermain Defoe
Jermain Defoe had a brilliant start to the season, he notched up goals for fun and kept Adebayor on bench at that point. But he ran out of form and luck soon. The clinical striker endured a goalless period and without goals he wasn’t contributing much to Ai??the Spurs team. Defoe on form is a deadly striker, he is someone who can score goals with ease and finesse. In Spurs style of play, he isn’t suited for a regular starting spot. He can be a good impact sub, but with World Cup one year away, he will opt for regular playing time in smaller clubs to increase his chances. Daniel Levy might realize that this is the last chance to earn some money on the diminutive forward in order to balance the books.
Tottenham Hotspur ai??i?? Potential Problems
The biggest concern for Spurs fans across the world will be the future of Gareth Bale. Without the lure of Champions League and with all the big names in world football chasing his signature, it will be interesting to see how the summer unfolds for Spurs. One of the best in the world, Gareth Bale will be crucial to Spurs’ plans next season. With Gareth Bale around, Spurs will be able to attract big players to their roster. Even if they decides to part ways with BaleAi??(in a world record move), they will get huge money to rebuild the squad, but it is almost impossible to replace a player of Bale’s abilities.Ai??One thing Spurs should make sure is to take a decision immediately so that their focus for next season won’t be affected in the middle. Keeping Gareth Bale will be crucial for Spurs title challenge next season, which isn’t far considering their summer recruitment plans.
Tottenham lost the Champions League spot because of their weak links in attack. They lacked the firepower upfront for a team of this caliber. In fact without Bale’s goals, they could have been in trouble. The need for striking reinforcement or a complete overhaul in the striking department is much needed. Adebayor and Defoe weren’t up to the mark last season, and it is very important to bring quality striking additions to improve Spurs’ chances next season. Leandro Damiao, Roberto Soldado, Christian Benteke, Mario Gomez and David Villa are linked with the club and bringing few of them on board at the expense of the current strike force will be the right step for the club.
Spurs lack of squad strength in few positions is also an area of concern for Andre Villas Boas. Quality back-ups are the need of the hour for any top teams. Teams should be able to rotate their squad without affecting their chances and competition for places can get the best out of players as well. Tottenham lacked in this regard, mainly in forward positions, wings and in central midfield. Players like Jake Livermore and Jon Obika aren’t at the Spurs’ level and they aren’t youngsters anymore as well. Spurs should get rid of the remaining deadwood and need to replace them with quality imports who can increase the competition for places.
The future of loan stars Andros Townsend and Danny Rose will be another area for concern. They failed to get enough playing time at the club before their temporary move and since then they had proved their worth at other places. It is important to integrate the academy players of highest calibers into senior team with ease. Winger Andros Townsend and Danny Rose certainly deserves another go. Striker Harry Kane and wing back Alan Smith didn’t get the same success while on loan, still both of them are worth a shot in the big league along with play-maker Tom Carroll.
Expected Arrivals at Tottenham Hotspurs
Paulinho (A?17 million from Corinthians, BrazilAi??)
Box-t0-Box midfielder Paulinho is considered to be a vital cog in Brazilian national team setup. The team think tank believes that his performance is important in getting the best out of Brazilian sensation Neymar. Andre Villas Boas had relied on a 3-man midfield during his successful tenure with Porto and will be looking to add the missing pieces in Tottenham‘s jigsaw with the addition of Paulinho and Damiao. Paulinho’s power, pace and dynamics will match with the Villas Boas system and he can provide the edge in difficult situations. The midfield trio of Sandro-Dembele-Paulinho will provide defensive solidity and exceptional energy to take the game to the next level. It is reported that negotiations for Paulinho are in place with Corinthians and move can be expected after the confederations cup, amidst interest from Real Madrid and Chelsea. His driving runs and finishing ability will be a good addition to the Tottenham Hotspur side brimming with talent and potential.
Leandro Damiao (A?22 millionAi??from Internacional, Brazil)
Leandro Damiao stories have been doing rounds in the media for more than two years. Tottenham Hotspur has been chasing the Brazilian striker for sometime now and it is believed that negotiations are in place for a summer move to White Hart Lane. Damiao was the star in Brazilian Olympic squad and had caught the attention of top clubs with impressive performances for Brazil and his club. Spurs badly need a modern day striker to lead their line, and Damiao with his abilities fits the bill perfectly. Damiao’s ability to drift away from tight marking and to make space for others will be a worthy addition to Tottenham attack and it will open up the space for Gareth Bale to weave his magic. He is a good finisher and a hardworking striker, who will put pressure to opposition defence from the start. Spurs season had taken a hit last time due to the lack of firepower upfront and Damiao’s addition is expected to solve their miseries.
Alvaro Pereira (A?10 millionAi??fromAi??Inter Milan, Italy)
Former FC Porto left back Pereira had already played with Andre Villas Boas, during their all conquering year. Pereira didn’t enjoy the same success with Inter Milan and the Italian club had a disappointing campaign last season. Spurs are in the look out for a left back, to solve their weakest link in defence. The future of Benoit Assou-Ekotto remains uncertain, and Andre Villas Boas is looking for an up-gradation. Alvaro Pereira and Fabio Coentrao, are the two players linked with the move. Coentrao seems an unrealistic target while Pereira looks like the likeliest candidate to strengthen the Tottenham weak link. Pereira knows the requirements of Andre Villas Boas and he will be able to provide balance to the side’s defence which is lacking a regular back 5.
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