TA: Tottenham needs new players, not new coaches, this is the key to truly improving them

June 1st TA wrote an article analyzing Tottenham's problems, saying that Tottenham needs new players more than new coaches, which is the key to truly improving them.

The problem facing Tottenham is more important than who will be the head coach in the 2025-26 season. Whether it’s the one sitting on the coach’s bench in August or someone else, he will face many of the same challenges. That is: In its current form, is Tottenham's lineup sufficient to deal with the challenges they will face next season?

The story of this season is ultimately the story of Postkoglu carefully allocating limited resources to achieve his goals. He knew very well that this lineup, which was plagued by injuries, was not enough to compete on multiple fronts. Therefore, he deliberately bets all his bets on the European arena.

Van derwen and Romero were almost reserved specifically for Thursday night's game use. Polo, Udorgi, Solank, Brennan and Vicario were also arranged to varying degrees. And this strategy worked, and the trophy that Tottenham won in Bilbao last week fully justified the legitimacy of its means.

This is a strategy to perfectly deal with the 2024-25 season, and its ending method is far beyond everyone's imagination. But this is obviously not a method that can be used by Tottenham in the 2025-26 season. When the Premier League starts on August 15, they have to go all out from the start. And when the Champions League phase begins a month later, Tottenham must also devote all its strength to it.

But if Tottenham's rosters this season aren't enough to support a double-line battle, how can they expect to perform better next season by relying on the same players, especially when the mid-week game will be more difficult than this season?

In the league stage game early this season, Postkoglu usually replaces more than half of the team to give key players a break. Next time, he will no longer be able to use the substitute lineup, or at least not be able to use that substitute lineup. What Tottenham needs is more needed than changing the coach, the new player. A stronger lineup. Give them the strength and depth they need to play each week next season.

This summer, they can't miss more famous players. If Tottenham wants to remain competitive in the 2025-26 season, they need to bring in new players who have proven themselves in the Champions League. Whether it is the central defender, midfielder or forward position, it needs to be strengthened.

Postkoglu has made it clear that it is necessary to "play players who have played at that level and can handle it calmly at that level." And, this applies whether it is Postkoglu or someone else sitting on the coach's bench at the start of next season.