Tottenham Hotspur fans are waiting for that marquee signing or player to get them out of their seat ahead of the new season.
Only 12 months ago, Spurs fans were feeling deflated when Antonio Conte left in an abrupt manner and then they finished outside of Europe.
But Ange Postecoglou has been a breath of fresh air since swapping the colours of Celtic for those at Hotspur Way.
Two confirmed names have arrived this summer. One of them is the return of Timo Werner, even though some have been perplexed by his signing and youngster Lucas Bergvall.
Euro 2024 and Copa America are proving to be a bit of a distraction, at the moment, in regards to teams wanting to do business, even if having to meet Profit and Sustainability Rules (PSR) is pushing teams to get deals done.
One team, not in the Premier League, that Tottenham could take advantage of is Leeds United after they were beaten in the Championship play-off final.
Sources have told Soccer4U that Tottenham are pushing to sign their highly-rated talent Archie Gray, who at 17 and going on 18, played 44 Championship matches last term.
Tony Cascarino thinks Gray will now find it hard to turn down a club like Spurs, even though Leeds is his boyhood club and he is going to ‘jump for it’, as he told talkSPORT.
Gray has been dubbed a ‘phenomenal’ talent as he continues to keep his well-known family name in the game.
Archie Gray would ‘jump’ at the chance to sign for Tottenham Hotspur
“We are looking at Archie Gray, Leeds United, maybe a move abroad or England?” asked Cascarino.
“Of course (tough to turn down a club like Tottenham). Ambitions to play at the highest level and if that comes along, then he probably is going to jump for it.”
Archie Gray under Ange Postecoglou
Marcelo Bielsa was one of the first men to coach Gray at Leeds, before too many managers passed through for the player to progress.
But under the stability of Daniel Farke, he has gone to the next level and is now showing signs that he is Premier League quality.
A manager like Postecoglou would be perfect for Gray and this is a move he should consider.
Gray can operate at right-back and in the middle of the park. You feel playing in midfield is far better for the player, but that versatility is there.
