£125m for one player when the system is broken? That’s not a strategy; that’s panic spending. In sports, you don’t fix a bad formation by buying a new striker. You fix the rotation, the tactics, and the chemistry. Tottenham is trying to buy a solution instead of building one. It’s like throwing money at a bug in the code instead of fixing the architecture. The pressure on a £125m player to single-handedly save a season is a recipe for disaster, not success. They need cohesion, not another expensive individual.