Make no mistake Krzysztof Piątek has the devil in him.
At a mere £30million according to The Guardian’s David Hytner, Levy & Co are looking at a player that could give José Mourinho the class of player that Tottenham have perhaps been too wary of buying in the past.
“But, but, but, Harry Kane…” will inevitably come the cry, but difficult decisions are the privilege of rank. Football coaches don’t come much more seniority than the Portuguese.
A club with Tottenham Hotspur’s aspirations need to distance themselves from parochial traits, such as mumbling about the feelings of bench warmers.
There are many competitions and many cups. There’s plenty of winning to go around. It is only when losing becomes a habit that one has fewer options.
