Tottenham missed out on the chance to sign Mohammed Kudus and Mohamed Diomande, with both players opting to join West Ham and Rangers respectively. Kudus has been a standout performer for West Ham this season, contributing six league goals and an assist. Diomande is expected to make an immediate impact for Rangers as they push to close the gap on Celtic in the Scottish Premiership.

According to Tottenham News, Spurs had the opportunity to sign Kudus, Diomande, and reported West Ham target Ibrahim Osman for a combined fee of just £8million while they were all still at Nordsjaelland. Both Manchester United and Tottenham passed on the chance, and now the players are worth a combined total of over £80m.

Tottenham will regret not signing Kudus, Diomande, and Osman when they had the chance, as they could have bolstered their attacking options and secured promising talents for the future. Manager Ange Postecoglou has added Radu Dragusin and Timo Werner to the squad this month, but has not ruled out further signings before the transfer deadline.