According to a journalist, Tottenham already has a “natural clinical finisher” who isn’t given many chances

According to a journalist, Tottenham already has a “natural clinical finisher” who isn’t given many chances.

 

 

At the end of the current campaign, Tottenham Hotspur is anticipated to make a move for a striker.

 

The North London club already has a clinical finisher in their ranks, despite reports that they need to sign a trustworthy finisher this summer, according to journalist Charlie Eccleshare.

 

“Scarlett is probably one of those who has been affected more than guys like Donley because they didn’t have a cup run,” Eccleshare stated on The View from The Lane podcast. He was not given such chances.

 

Next month, he turns 20. Everyone describes him as a natural clinical finisher, which is something you simply thought was so natural in him.

 

The early elimination of Tottenham from the cup tournaments has left the 19-year-old striker Dean Scarlett with very few opportunities this season. Scarlett might have demonstrated his skills with the first team and the North London club could have given its young players more first-team opportunities if they had gone on a cup run.

 

The club holds the young striker in high regard and believes he has a bright future ahead of him. He wants to become a regular starter for Tottenham and demonstrate his abilities at the greatest level.

 

Whether the North London team is willing to give him additional chances in the upcoming season is still to be seen. This season, they have relied too much on Son Heung-min to score goals, and they require greater offensive assistance.

 

In addition to saving Tottenham millions in the transfer market, Scarlett’s promotion to the first squad might provide the young player with the exposure he needs.

 

Tottenham has an incredible young talent pool at the club, and they need to use every resource at their disposal to develop these players into established stars for the upcoming campaigns.