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Tottenham Morning Round-Up, Thursday 12th November 2026: De Zerbi's Private View on Solanke Could Worry Spurs Fans

Transfer talk is building around Tottenham's striker situation. Spurs Web reports that Roberto De Zerbi's private thoughts on Dominic Solanke have come to light as the club looks at bringing in a new forward, with suggestions it could be an uncomfortable read for supporters (Spurs Web). Elsewhere, Spurs Web says Tottenham could be handed a golden opportunity to land Younes Ebnoutalib if he becomes available in January, though the club are said to face one significant obstacle in getting a deal done (Spurs Web).

There's also a nostalgic look back at a former academy product, with Spurs Web reporting that Harry Kane has praised ex-Tottenham youngster Will Lankshear, now being linked with a move elsewhere, for his "goalscoring instinct" (Spurs Web).

On the loan front, Football.London reports that Mikey Moore has been reflecting fondly on his spell at Rangers last season, and has spoken of a "dream" wish regarding a transfer there, with the piece also touching on how Tottenham handled his loan decision (Football.London).

In terms of recent results, Tottenham's men were beaten 1-0 away at Leeds in the Premier League last Saturday, while the women's side picked up a 2-1 win over Brighton in the WSL before drawing 1-1 with Crystal Palace in the League Cup in midweek. With the international break in full swing, Spurs' men don't return to action until they host Ipswich at home on Saturday 21 November in the Premier League, but there's sooner action for the women's team, who face Everton at home in the WSL this Saturday 14 November.

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