A player who Tottenham Hotspur could have signed for just £2.5m in the summer is coming into his own this season. Roberto De Zerbi’s side…

Spurs Web argues Tottenham Hotspur may regret passing on signing James Wilson permanently for £2.5m following his impressive form for Hearts. The 19-year-old forward spent the second half of last season on loan with Spurs Under-21s, but the club chose not to trigger his permanent purchase option in the summer.
Wilson has scored five goals in 10 matches for Hearts this season and added five goals in nine games for Scotland Under-21s. The writer notes this comes as manager Roberto De Zerbi's side struggles offensively, while former Spurs forwards Will Lankshear and Troy Parrott also impress elsewhere.
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