Tottenham Hotspur players reportedly have concerns about the club’s transfer approach.
According to the Daily Mail, Tottenham Hotspur players are worried that Mauricio Pochettino won’t be backed with ‘big-name’ signings this summer.
Spurs lost Saturday’s Champions League final to Liverpool, falling to a 2-0 defeat as Mohamed Salah and Divock Origi found the net.
Pochettino’s future will now take centre stage, with fans hoping that he will stay with the club rather than feel he has to leave in order to reach the Champions League final again.
It’s now imperative that Spurs make new signings this summer to bolster Pochettino’s squad, having not signed a single player for almost 18 months.
The Daily Mail now report that some Spurs players are worried about the calibre of signings Tottenham will make this summer, feeling Daniel Levy needs to supply ‘big-name’ additions.
Squad member seemingly feel that young players with potential won’t cut it now, and bringing in players to make an immediate impact is an absolute must.
Pochettino may well want similar, but the ball will be in Levy’s court over the transfer budget and wage structure, with those quality additions that Spurs players want no doubt costing huge money.
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