Tottenham Hotspur’s major summer rebuild has already come under serious scrutiny after Roberto De Zerbi’s side failed to score in their opening three Premier League matches.
Spurs’ latest setback came at Nottingham Forest, where they were held to a frustrating 0-0 draw. The result gave Tottenham their first point of the season, but they remain without a single league goal after three games.
The biggest concern is Tottenham’s lack of a recognised striker. Despite spending more than £300 million during the summer transfer window, Spurs failed to bring in the proven centre-forward they desperately needed after missing out on Iliman Ndiaye, who instead joined Manchester City.
To make matters worse, last season’s top Premier League scorer Richarlison has been left out of Tottenham’s league squad, leaving Dominic Solanke as the club’s only recognised senior striker.
New arrivals such as Omar Marmoush and Savio have yet to provide the goals Spurs need, while Mykhailo Mudryk is still working towards full match fitness after a lengthy period without competitive football.
De Zerbi remains confident that the goals will eventually come, but he has admitted that Tottenham must improve in the final third.
With Spurs already struggling to find the net, the pressure is growing on the Italian manager to find a solution quickly.
🔥 Can De Zerbi fix Tottenham’s attacking problems, or will Spurs regret not signing a proven striker this summer?
