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Tottenham fans name 10 transfers they want with new £120m cash injection

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Tottenham fans have highlighted several different ways they want the club to spend their latest £120 million cash injection in the transfer market.

Tottenham Hotspur fans have long accused the club’s board of lacking ambition, but the efforts of those higher up in recent times suggest there has been a shift in that regard.

Spurs splashed the cash this summer transfer window, spending close to £400 million on new signings after ten additions, showing their willingness to back Roberto De Zerbi.

But they were not only active with incomings – the Lilywhites also completed several sales that will have helped balance the books.

Tottenham target Eli Junior Kroupi
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Tottenham fans outline dream £120 million transfer plans

Recent reports now claim that the Lewis family have injected an extra £120 million into Tottenham Hotspur following the close of the transfer window.

It is not stated whether the money put in is for transfer activities; however, Spurs fans have not wasted any time sharing how they would love the money to be spent if it were to be for transfers.

The Tottenham Hotspur fans commented:

Spurs still have key gaps to fill despite summer spending

There is still work to be done on the current squad despite Spurs’ transfer activity in the summer, based on the fans’ comments.

The striker position still lacks quality, a gaping hole that has been laid bare by Tottenham’s struggles in front of goal this season.

Spurs have gone six hours without a goal so far in the Premier League, setting an unwanted record.

A move for Victor Osimhen would certainly be welcomed by many fans, given the forward’s track record throughout his career, but any deal would cost a significant amount.

Spurs were in for Kroupi and could make a return this winter when the forward returns from injury.

Spurs Web has since reported that any move for Kroupi will not be cheap, as Bournemouth would not want to sell, nor will they cut down on their £80 million asking price.

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