Tottenham could continue their summer spending with the signing of RV Salzburg striker Benjamin Sesko.
Antonio Conte and his recruitment team have barely had a moment’s break this summer, already securing the signings of four players. Fraser Forster, Yves Bissouma, Ivan Perisic, and most recently Richarlison are already through the door, and it appears Tottenham won’t be stopping there.
According to the Express, Tottenham are keeping a watchful on Salzburg striker Sesko, as they consider bringing in a striker to rival Harry Kane. Spurs will face competition from AC Milan for the striker, who managed ten goals in 36 games last season.
Although Richarlison has often played as a striker during his career, he’s undoubtedly a better player on the wing. Signing a striker to push Kane and give him a rotation option could be a smart move for Conte.
The likelihood of Sesko breaking into the starting eleven is unlikely, but Tottenham have been known to struggle without Kane when he’s been injured.
With Champions League football on the horizon, Conte is going to need strength in depth, so it’s no surprise to see Tottenham bringing in multiple players this summer.
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Good signing as long as he understands that this is a medium to long term strategy for the squad. I also think Richarlson will need to understand that, but I fear his ego may be a problem. We’ve just started to think like a team and he may disrupt the harmony and overall balance of the squad. If he does and we implode, bye bye Conte!!!!
Your optimism will certainly be contagious. Give the players more credit than your token tripe. The manager sets the tone and all fall in line. It becomes a problem when managers becomes so stubborn to keep their superstars happy when sometimes they need to sit.vwhen the competition is real that is when backups that are putting in the work expect more time. Nothing egoistic about that. I said it, siging Richarlison does not preclude us from grabing a striker for between 15M to 25M proven or long term project. Chances are we will not find any home grown to fit that mold, but we can look further afield incase Kane goes down, Richarlison role grows and we still need coverage. The domino effect will be effect.