Spurs looking to strengthen their squad without spending too much in summer transfer window.
Spurs's manager showed interest in some promising individuals, but he admits that he is unable to pay the price...!
Spurs finished at fourth in Premier League last season and qualify for the Champions League football. During 2009-2010 season Tottenham outclass the Premier league giants Chelsea, Arsenal and Manchester city.
Currently Spurs have reported some major issues in the heart of their defense. The two experienced central defenders are injured and one of them is not looking good to start this season. Jonathan Woodgate played only three games last season and missed the rest of the season due to serious groin injury. The England international traveled to New York for physiotherapy and Australia for surgery in order to get rid of injury and is a huge possibility that he would not be the part of Spurs 25 man squad this season.
where as on the other end Spurs most experienced defender is also injured but according to reports he will be fit in three week time. In the absence of Woodgate Spurs are most likely to bring his replacement.
Unlike Manchester City Spurs are confident to strengthen their squad but without spending too much money.
If we look at the midfield and forward lineup of Tottenham it is far better from remaining Premier league clubs but in order to achieve something they have to be consistent.
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