Ange Postecoglou’s team could be bolstered further…
Tottenham Hotspur deserve credit for the start they’ve made under Ange Postecoglou, despite the fact that the season is still young. Some anticipated the Lilywhites to fall apart after losing Harry Kane in the summer, but they’ve looked their finest since Mauricio Pochettino’s greatest seasons in North London, with the likes of James Maddison taking the stage.
What worries the rest of the Premier League is that Postecoglou’s team is far from finished. They could still use some reinforcements, whether it’s a striker or a specific La Liga player, whom they’ve apparently sent scouts to watch in recent weeks.
Tottenham Hotspur transfer news
Spurs made good summer signings, and Maddison’s stats have been among the best in the Premier League so far this season. In a scorching start at his new club, the England international has contributed seven goals in eight league games, with two goals and five assists to his name. Those at North London, especially chairman Dani Levy, will be hoping that every addition, whether in January or next summer, follows in the footsteps of the midfielder.
According to the most recent Javi Guerra transfer rumours, the Valencia midfielder might be one of those additions. Spurs have deployed scouts to monitor the young Spaniard in recent weeks, according to 90min, ahead of a prospective trade. Guerra’s release clause is supposedly £86 million (€100 million), and his Valencia contract expires in 2027, so any deal will be costly.
Valencia sporting director Miguel Angel Corona stated that the club is eager to maintain their youth.
“We are fully aware that we have a player with enormous future potential as well as the ability to perform at a high level right now.” As a result, the club has promoted him to the first team in recent months. We have no intention of selling him to any club.”
Javi Guerra statistics
Guerra’s stats have always been good during his brief senior Valencia career, and this season has been no exception. In nine La Liga appearances, the 20-year-old has contributed four goals and one assist from midfield. According to FBref, he has more than kept up in certain areas with some of Spurs’ current midfield alternatives.
Guerra, who is only 20 years old, has plenty of time to grow and surpass Postecoglou’s present choices if a move occurs. It remains to be seen whether Spurs press on in their pursuit of the Valencia man, especially given his high release clause, but Guerra has the skill to potentially upgrade the Lilywhites’ existing roster.
If Spurs make it to Europe this season, whether in the Europa Conference League, Europa League, or Champions League, adding depth in the shape of players like Guerra could be the key to success.
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