05/09/2026
Tottenham's £300m transfer spending lacks clear plan.
Tottenham Hotspur invested heavily in this summer's transfer window, but started the new Premier League season with two consecutive losses, placing them at the bottom of the table.
Former Premier League star Troy Deeney shared his views in a column for The Sun.
Troy Deeney: Over £300 million spent on transfers, 54 players in and out, 0 points, 0 goals, no clear plan... Tottenham Hotspur has nowhere left to hide.
After all the optimism early in the summer, Tottenham Hotspur seems to be in disarray once again.
If you're struggling to decide whether Tottenham Hotspur had an excellent transfer window or simply threw a lot of money at a problem, there's a straightforward way to look at it.
Over £300 million spent, but the core issue remains unresolved.
On transfer deadline day, they signed Tosin Adarabioyo and Mudryk from Chelsea. But was this their original plan? Certainly not. Tosin's signing raised some questions largely due to his injury history, but he has had an excellent career. However, his arrival still hasn't created much excitement, especially given Tottenham Hotspur's loss of Cristian Romero.
Tottenham Hotspur has spent hundreds of millions of pounds, but still no one can answer a simple question: Who can score 10 goals for Tottenham Hotspur this season?
To spend so much money and bring in so many players, yet be unable to confidently name someone who can reach that number, is worrying.
Squad overly reliant on "everyone being fit and in top form."