Miguel Delaney has indicated that Tottenham Hotspur must secure the services of another attacker and a centre-back to realistically contend for a top-four finish this season.

If the recent reports are to be trusted, Spurs are anticipated to be active in the upcoming January transfer window, with speculation suggesting that the club is eyeing a number of acquisitions during the winter period.

According to various sources, signing a centre-back and a defensive midfielder remains a top priority for the club (Football Insider). It has been reported that players like Lloyd Kelly, Trevor Chalobah, and Marc Guehi are believed to be among the central defenders included in the North London club’s wish list (GiveMeSport).

Recent suggestions indicate that Spurs are also looking to bolster their wide areas following injuries to Manor Solomon and Ivan Perisic (Tribal Football). Other reports have implied that Ange Postecoglou’s side is seeking a centre-forward to fill the void left by Harry Kane (Mirror).

During a Q&A session on The Athletic last week, David Ornstein revealed that Tottenham are facing financial constraints and will need to be resourceful in navigating the market.

Delaney emphasizes the need for at least two new recruits, highlighting that the recent injury crisis has underscored the team’s lack of depth in the squad.

The journalist noted in The Independent, “Tottenham Hotspur’s injuries and suspensions from the Chelsea game have immediately exposed the lack of squad depth, which has given the club some cause for thought given how the campaign has gone so far. There is the real sense that they can get Champions League this season, which would be ahead of schedule, but that probably requires more depth. That means they will make at least one January transfer, but probably more. Ange Postecoglou could do with another wide player, but they clearly need another defender too.”