Tottenham Hotspur manager, Thomas Frank, don come out talk say Spurs never near that level wey Arsenal dey, where dem fit drop £100m for just one player. According to am, the club still dey build, and e go take time, process and correct investment before Spurs fit reach that kind financial muscle.
The whole mata dey trend because football fans dey compare how Arsenal take buy Declan Rice for £105m from West Ham in 2023, but Tottenham biggest signing still remain Richarlison wey dem buy for £60m in 2022.
But Frank dey insist say Spurs no be club wey go jump enter that type of heavy spending anyhow. E talk say dem prefer to dey invest smart, build team gradually and develop their players instead of following the “big-big money” strategy.
Spurs Still Dey Find Their Feet After Boardroom Shake-Up
Since Daniel Levy commot as chairman for September, Tottenham don enter one kind transition period. The Lewis family, wey get the club, don put new leadership team for ground and dey plan to expand the business side of Tottenham. Their hope be say all these changes go finally turn to bigger success for the pitch.
But as things dey so, nobody sure yet whether Tottenham fit take the next big step challenge Arsenal for Premier League title.
Arsenal wey dey top league as North London derby dey approach, don prove say dem ready take risk. Buying Declan Rice na clear message say dem dey go all out to win trophies.
“Spurs No Dey Close to £100m Signing” – Frank
When dem ask Frank whether Spurs go ever follow Arsenal pattern buy player for £100m, e laugh small and reply:
“In the next 50 years? Then yes.”
E talk say football success no dey happen overnight. Na time, process and correct development dey help build strong squad. And ontop that, club still need make investment – but investment wey dey make sense.
Frank talk say:
“If you want success for football, you must invest in players. But hopefully we go do am cleverly. We wan do am smart so we no go waste money for wrong players. £100m? I no know. But we never close to that level.”
Why Spurs Prefer to Develop Players Instead of Buying Big Names
Frank come break the mata down: to reach top level for football, no be every player supposed cost £60m, £70m, £80m, or £100m. Clubs like Liverpool and even Man City no build their squad purely on £100m players. Instead, dem dey mix smart signings with proper coaching and development.
For Frank words:
“You need to dey good at developing the players wey you get. I believe say we dey do that. And you also need invest for the right players with potential.”
The manager use Declan Rice as example — young, strong, full potential, and ready to improve. That kind smart signing fit justify £100m. But to just dey throw money anyhow no be Tottenham style.
£100m Injection Don Enter Club – Board Promise Support
Last month, Spurs receive £100m funding from the Lewis family. And reports dey talk say more money still dey come. This new cash injection don give fans hope say Frank fit finally get the backing e need to upgrade the squad.
Frank himself dey optimistic. E talk say the new owners don assure am say dem dey fully committed to the club long-term and dem wan bring success.
“Dem tell us say dem dey all-in for the club. Dem wan stay long term and dem wan success. I believe dem go back us.”
Tottenham Plan No Be Rush – Na Steady Build-Up
From everything Frank talk, e clear say Tottenham plan no be to rush go follow Arsenal or Man City style. Instead, dem wan build steady, develop young players, and buy potential wey fit grow inside the team system.
This approach never give immediate results, but e fit bring long-term stability and avoid waste of money. And with the board now ready put more funds, fans dey hope say Tottenham go soon reach top again and maybe fight Arsenal and Liverpool for title.
How Frank See the Future
Frank dey believe heavily say long-term success no dey happen from just spending big for one or two players. Na combination of: Time, Process, Correct development, Smart investment, Strong leadership
If all these join, then Spurs fit truly challenge the top teams for Premier League.
But as e be now, Frank talk am clear:
“We never near to spend £100m on one player. Make we no deceive ourselves.”
North London Derby Go Test Everything
As the derby between Arsenal and Tottenham dey approach, plenty eyes go dey on how Spurs take handle Arsenal – especially as Arsenal don show financial and sporting ambition with their big-money signings.
If Spurs fit match Arsenal energy for pitch, e go show say the long-term plan dey work. If not, pressure go increase on the board to accelerate investment.
But for now, Thomas Frank dey stand firm on im belief:
Smart spending first. Big spending later.
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