With the January transfer window set to open in a couple of days, Tottenham may reinforce their squad to tighten their grip on a top-four spot.
Spurs headed into the World Cup break fourth in the Premier League, but recent performances have been a cause for concern for Spurs fans. Antonio Conte's side have lost three of their last five Premier League games, with the two wins requiring comebacks against Bournemouth and Leeds United.
The underwhelming performances of late may have been picked up on by the Spurs hierarchy, meaning the Lilywhites may be given a decent size budget to add to their squad in January. Spurs spent around £172m in the summer transfer window if you include the £42.5m fee to make Cristian Romero's loan permanent, the fourth-highest amount in the Premier League.
