Tottenham Spurs Advance to Premier League Third Place with Thomas Frank Emphasizing Attack Improvements

Tottenham Hotspur, under new head coach Thomas Frank, have shown promising progress, climbing to third place in the Premier League with a solid 3-0 win over Everton. Despite their strong defensive organization and effective set-piece strategy, Frank acknowledges the need for improvement in offensive play to become more fluid and free-flowing, with striker Randal Kolo Muani still adapting to the Premier League. Former midfielder Jermaine Jenas has urged Tottenham to invest significantly in quality strikers during the upcoming transfer windows to address the lack of firepower and take the team to the next level. Frank has praised the performances of players like Kevin Danso and Mohammed Kudus, highlighting the team's competitiveness, particularly in away games, while emphasizing the ongoing building process of the squad. The team’s pragmatic style, focused on work ethic and set-pieces, is beginning to form a clear identity under Frank, though the need for further offensive creativity and support for key attackers remains. Tottenham’s management, bolstered by fresh capital, is expected to reinforce the squad to sustain their challenge across multiple competitions including the Champions League.