Arsenal new recruit Lucas Torreira has been mentioned in a shock link to Tottenham despite just arriving at the club in the summer transfer window.
The 22-year-old joined the Emirates Stadium for £26million according to Sky Sports and has settled to make the Gunners a better team with his efforts.
Torreira remains a solid central midfielder who has provided a cover for the Arsenal defence and also creating a perfect link between the middle and the attack.
All of his qualities are the substance lacking in the Tottenham team under the leadership of manager Mauricio Pochettino whose side have continued to struggle this season.
The options available for Pochettino in the Tottenham team have not been compact enough to have the London club fight for a top-four finish as they look unlikely to qualify for next season’s Champions League.
However, Tottenham manager has allegedly told to look at the direction of the other side of the North London for the solution he desires.
Pochettino has expressed his frustration at not having a deal concluded in the last summer window and it is unlikely that funds would be made available for him to secure more additions in the coming winter transfer window.
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Really funny that the author of this fiction alludes to some strange notion that Tottenham are struggling somehow in fourth place? Stranger still perhaps when it seems that all in Sundry seem to be emphasising so dramatically on how Arsenal are having such a good season by comparison despite sitting behind Tottenham in fifth place? Perhaps this may be a fitting perspective and reflection on how far Spurs have now come, but also demonstrates so clearly how fickle in nature are the viewpoints of those casting their critique and in the manner by which they examine each team, its players and manager alike! So don't believe all you read.