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Tottenham Hotspur may already be looking toward the January transfer window after a challenging start to their Premier League campaign. Under new manager Ange Postecoglou, the team has struggled for consistency, finding themselves in 10th place—a disappointing position for fans who had higher hopes for the season. In addition to a series of injuries, Tottenham’s recent summer signings have faced their own difficulties, notably Archie Gray, who has yet to secure regular playing time.
Another young signing, Yang Min-hyeok, a South Korean winger acquired over the summer, has not yet joined the team in north London. Originally set to arrive in January following the conclusion of his season with Gangwon FC in the K League, Tottenham now reportedly wants to accelerate his arrival, hoping to bring him to Hotspur Way as early as next month, according to Sports ChoSun.
Yang’s potential early arrival comes after he showcased his skills against Tottenham during a pre-season game, leaving a strong impression on both fans and management. In that match, the 20-year-old winger showcased his agility and creativity, drawing ire from Postecoglou for his defense’s inability to contain him.
Yang has already voiced his eagerness to play alongside Tottenham stars like James Maddison, whom he faced during that pre-season clash. If the expedited move goes through, the young talent could be a much-needed spark for Spurs as they aim to climb the Premier League table. After a short rest following the K League’s end this month, Yang is expected to join his new club, where he will hope to make an immediate impact.
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