3 players Tottenham fans would dream of offloading in the winter transfer window

Tottenham Hotspur are staring down another crucial winter transfer window, and after only signing Conor Gallagher (and Souza) last year while selling Brennan Johnson but failing to upgrade on an ailing attack, Spurs fans know that their club cannot make the same mistake. Because the right signing can swing Spurs up from the middle of the Premier League table to the top five, whereas a bad winter could even send them back down to around 17th for a third straight season.

To make way for new forwards, here are three dead weights that Tottenham fans would love to see off the squad in the winter.

Brazilian international Richarlison is not even registered in the squad and on an expiring contract. There is zero way for him back onto the field despite the fact that he is a better striker than either Dominic Solanke or Omar Marmoush at this stage, so Spurs might as well sell him for any amount of money to any club that Richy would actually go to, which means a rich club that won't make him take a wage cut like Everton would have.

Dominic Solanke is the worst striker in the Premier League right now, and if there were any doubts about his sheer incompetence as the new Randal Kolo Muani in the squad, then they were sealed by his disaster class in the 1-0 loss to Leeds United. He came onto the pitch and created nothing, never had a good chance for himself in the box, and constantly lost the ball by crumbling up like a wet napkin every time someone on Leeds touched him. Spurs can only hope that someone tries to sign him based on his old reputation.

Tottenham Hotspur do not have to pay Chelsea a penny for Mykahylo Mudryk, as his 75 million pound clause is an option to buy that nobody in their right mind would take. Spurs are probably going to keep Mudryk because Roberto De Zerbi loves him and their attack is terrible, but he is the worst of the left wing options. Luca Williams-Barnett's breakout means Spurs fans want Mudryk gone that much more, because the last thing they want is for De Zerbi to give the bloated Chelsea signing minutes over their next big thing and the future great winger of the England national team. Mudryk's loan termination would be a dream.