Tottenham Hotspur manager Harry Redknapp is hoping to add
“two or three players” to his squad before the Premier League
season kicks off in order to build on last season's success and
mount a challenge for the title.
Spurs enjoyed their finest Premier League season last term,
finishing in fourth place and earning a spot in the Champions
League.
However, Redknapp believes that Spurs can use a few new players in
order to help them build on those achievements.
"We need two or three players who can make the difference,"
Redknapp told Sky Sports.
"We've got a big squad, but I do feel we need just that little bit
of quality in one or two areas if we're going to move on from where
we were last year."
Redknapp thinks that it is possible for Spurs to challenge for the
Premier League title this season, saying that this is their best
chance at league success in a long time.
"We did great last year, but we just need to push on and maintain
that.
"We want to win the championship. It's not impossible.
"Fourth place last year was marvelous, but I think this is the best
chance Tottenham have had in how many years to really push on and
maintain that, and become a regular top four team and maybe push
for a championship.
"We're never going to get a better chance so now's the time to have
a go at doing that. So I still feel with two or three players it
would make the difference and give us the squad we need. And if we
get them in I think the sky's the limit for us."