Tottenham have no plans to spend much of their winter transfer budget on adding a new central manager. According to Football Insider, the London club has other priorities in the current transfer window and now wants to strengthen the attacking line.
Spurs' top transfer target for winter is losing a new striker. The club is committed to strengthening the attack on more frontal forces, so they plan to direct significant financial resources to the search for a forward.
Therefore, Tottenham continues to monitor the situation around Kim Myung Jae. The Korean defender was previously included in the list of potential targets for the London club, but his transfer during the winter window looks unlikely.
Now the candidacy of Kim Min Jae may once again become relevant for the Spurs of the coming summer. The club does not show any interest in the 29-strong center back, and is not ready to spend a significant part of the budget on his signing.
One of the reasons for Tottenham's increased ability to take up the offer is the large-scale transfer campaign carried out last summer. According to Football Insider, the London club, having spent over ?300 million on new players, plans to be much more careful in the future.