Three things still on Roberto De Zerbi's Tottenham wish list this transfer window
Tottenham Hotspur have shown plenty of ambition in the summer transfer window.
Big money has been splashed to bring Jan Paul van Hecke, Mateus Fernandes, and Sandro Tonali to Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.
Andrew Robertson, Marcos Senesi, and Martin Dubravka have also arrived on free transfers to bolster Roberto De Zerbi's ranks.
But there is still work to be done in some key areas, and De Zerbi will keen to have the bulk of the signings in the door during pre-season.
Tottenham are desperate to avoid the embarrassment of being involved in a relegation battle last term, and a few more bodies would certainly not go amiss.
Here, Tottenham News looks at three things still potentially on De Zerbi's wish list before the close of the transfer window.
Tottenham have to solve left-wing issue
Spurs are looking reasonably well stocked in defence and central midfield now.
If anything, they probably need to trim their options a little in those areas oherwise they could end up being overstocked.
But there is a glaring issue on the left side of attack, with no obvious option there given Wilson Odobert is injured and Mikey Moore likely to go out on loan again.
Benfica's Andreas Schjelderup, who played so well for Norway at the World Cup, is one name linked with a move to Spurs this summer.
AC Milan's wantaway star Rafael Leao could represent another target to go after, while there have been tentative links to Manchester United ace Marcus Rashford and Liverpool's Cody Gakpo.
De Zerbi could look for Richarlison and Solanke upgrade
Richarlison had a decent season last term, but only in the context of Tottenham's abysmal campaign.
However, Dominic Solanke was once again marred by fitness and form issues, and he has yet to truly convince in a Spurs shirt.
Finding an upgrade will be difficult given the lack of genuine strikers on the market, and even if they do it will come at a premium price.
That doesn't mean De Zerbi wouldn't love an upgrade on his two primary striker options at his disposal as things stand, though.
Monaco striker Folarin Balogun and Manchester City's Omar Marmoush have been sort of tentatively linked, while there has even been talk of an ambitious move to bring back Harry Kane, though that feels massively unlikely.
And the most prominent link has been to Bournemouth's Eli Junior Kroupi, though the Cherries would demand big money to part with the forward.
Tottenham News has already explored what Kroupi would bring to Tottenham after comments from his agent.
Tottenham have Vicario and Kinsky decisions to make
Guglielmo Vicario missed the last seven games of last season, with Antonin Kinsky taking over in goal.
It is expected, as things stand, that Kinsky will retain the first-choice role, with Vicario facing an uncertain future.
A return to Italy with either Juventus or Napoli has been touted, and a sale would probably boost both parties.
De Zerbi then needs to decide where to stick or twist with Kinsky.
James Trafford, Michele Di Gregoria, and Anatoliy Trubin have all been mentioned as being on Spurs' radar if they do decide to bring in another goalie.