"Thomas Frank insists Tottenham won't look for a quick fix over long-term suitability when it comes to signing players and says the transfer window is "not like Football Manager". Spurs' hopes of pulling away from the lower reaches of the Premier League have been hampered by a lengthening injury list but the Dane would only consider bringing in a player before the window closes on Monday if he feels it would benefit the team for years to come."
""It's clear that the club wanted to sign Semenyo. They did everything. I think that's a clear signal that the Lewis family is very committed. That's a big signing with finances and all that. So it's aligned with that. That's the quality of player we are looking for to improve the squad. And if we can't find that, then it's definitely better to take the right decision.""
Tottenham remain open to signings before Monday's transfer deadline but will prioritise long-term suitability over short-term fixes. Injuries have hampered efforts to climb the Premier League table, prompting careful consideration of any incoming players for their multi-year benefit. The club pursued Antoine Semenyo prior to his move to Manchester City, reflecting significant financial commitment from the ownership. If no suitable additions arrive in this window, substantial recruitment is expected during the upcoming summer. Fans have expressed frustration with current results, while the club emphasizes deliberate recruitment choices rather than rushed, short-term solutions.
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