Tottenham Hotspur supporters have long voiced their frustrations with chairman Daniel Levy, and recent events have only added fuel to the fire. Despite boasting a world-class stadium and strong financial standing, Spurs find themselves at a crossroads.

Tottenham Hotspur once tried to entice a future Liverpool icon to the club, only for the prolific forward to snub the switch before moving to Anfield not long after

Tottenham Hotspur pulled off a deadline-day coup by convincing Mathys Tel into a U-turn over a move from Bayern Munich and secring an option to buy him in the summer.

Tottenham Hotspur’s 2-0 win at Brentford over the weekend may have allayed some creeping fears of a relegation battle for the club, but Spurs’ campaign thus far will not have been what was envisaged at the start.

Last week, it was reported that Daniel Levy had travelled to Germany in order to lead negotiations with Tel. It seemed the deal was off when the player decided to reject Tottenham 's advances, but he is now said to have given the green light.

Tottenham have had a late bid to sign Marc Guehi rejected by Crystal Palace. The problem with this bid, however, is that it is far too reactive and far too late. Spurs should have been proactive in their approach to transfers from the very opening of the January window and they have failed.

Tottenham have seen a significant bid to sign Marc Guehi turned down after losing out on Chelsea defender Axel Disasi, according to reports. Spurs were said to have agreed a loan deal for Disasi but chairman Daniel Levy now faces a last-minute scramble if he is to get a second new centre-back through the door before the deadline.