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What Tottenham must do to win the English Premier league title - Pochettino

Tottenham manager, Mauricio Pochettino, has lamented the Club's lack of signing as the club has been short of extra quality in the squad.

For the past few seasons, the North London Club has been consistent and contending  in the race for the Premier league title but have always fallen short of the title due to the Club's lack of signing despite some quality players in the squad.



Few seasons ago, the Club bought a defender, Davidson Sanchez, and two forwards, Fernando Llorente and Brazilian, Lucas Moura. But the inability to compete with other Premier league big guns has been because the Club is financially incapacitated.

Tottenham has managed sixteen  Premier league wins and five loses. The Club's top scorer, Harry Kane, has racked fourteen goals and four assists to help the Club stay at the third position on the Premier league table with forty eight points.

The London Club is four points above rivals, Chelsea, and two point adrift of second placed and Defending Champions, Manchester City, with fifty points.

Goalkeeper and France international, Hugo Lloris has kept eight clean sheets for his Club.

During last summer, the Club failed to sign a player and if this continues this summer, the Club may suffer for the top four blow, as other Premier league big guns seem to have woken up from their slumber.

The manager, Mauricio Pochettino has made it clear that the Club needs to sign players if they really to win the title.

Tottenham Hotspur needs more quality signing to boost their premier league rank and to serve as  supplement the likes of Son, Harry Kane, Christian Eriksen and Dele Alli.



Poch said "If we want to win titles, we have to operate in different ways."
The manager was signed from Southampton after his successful stint at St Mary.

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