Tottenham must make a major U-turn and trigger one world-class star's release clause in January to save their season.

Daniel Feliciano of GiveMeSport argues that Tottenham Hotspur must trigger the €60m (£51m) release clause of Porto goalkeeper Diogo Costa in January. Spurs sit bottom of the Premier League under manager Roberto De Zerbi, who oversaw around £400m in summer spending across ten signings while selling previous first-choice goalkeeper Guglielmo Vicario.
Feliciano believes the club's gamble on Antonin Kinsky as starting goalkeeper has backfired, leaving the defense lacking confidence. The writer claims that signing Costa would provide an immediate upgrade over Kinsky and Martin Dubravka, potentially determining whether Tottenham avoid relegation.
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