Tottenham chairman Daniel Levy allocated funds in the winter window to strengthen the side if Mauricio Pochettino wanted to spend, according to the Daily Mail.
The report claims that the manager went into the window wanting to buy a cover for Harry Kane and a midfielder, given the departure of Mousa Dembele.
However, Pochettino was unwilling to move for a big name and is interested in players that can be developed further like Jarrod Bowen and Jack Clarke, according to the Mail.
The report further claims that Pochettino doesn’t want too many players in the side and wants a tight-knit group.
The new stadium being built has affected us financially as we cannot compete with some of the crazy wages being spent but the report claims that the manager ruled out moves for Ross Barkley, Jack Grealish and Gylfi Sigurdsson even though the board had approved the moves.
The lack of signings has affected us, with Dele Alli and Harry Kane getting injured. The pair is out until March at least and we have been knocked out of the FA Cup and the Carabao Cup in less than a week.
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Spurs need to get back to winning ways and we won’t have an easy time in midweek. The highly impressive and unpredictable Watford visit Wembley and we must come out with all three points on Wednesday.
