Glenn Hoddle is just one of many pundits who believe the addition of Leicester City's James Maddison will improve Tottenham's midfield creativity.
The Foxes ace could be 'absolutely sensational' at his former club, according to the pundit on BT Sport.
With only three Premier League goals to his name, Heung Son-Min is nowhere to be found in the current Golden Boot rankings. Teammate Harry Kane, on the other hand, is the closest man to Man City's insanely talented Erling Haaland.
We're watching Maddison, who has six goals and is not only the type of creative force the Lilywhites desperately need, but he's also scoring - in a weak Leicester City side.
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Sergio Ramos writes himself into PSG history after Neymar advice in Kylian Mbappe feud
Sergio Ramos made history at Paris Saint-Germain by becoming the club's first player to go undefeated in his first 30 appearances.
The Spaniard appeared in Saturday's 4-3 Ligue 1 victory over Troyes to extend Les Parisiens' unbeaten streak to 30 games, breaking Rai, the club's Brazilian legend, who went 29 games without losing.
The charismatic central defender, who is attempting to re-enter the Spain squad for next month's World Cup, also became the first club player in PSG history to not lose in his first 22 Ligue 1 games, breaking the record previously held by Argentine Juan Pablo Sorin.Ramos is experiencing a resurgence in both form and fitness this season, having already made 16 starts across all competitions. In an injury-plagued first season in the French capital after joining from Real Madrid, the defender was only selected for 12 starting lineups.The veteran is also making an impact on the club's squad in terms of leadership. Following a Ligue 1 match against Montpellier in August, Ramos had to step in and separate the two feuding superstar forwards, Kylian Mbappe and Neymar, in the dressing room. Mbappe and Neymar clashed during the game over the order of penalty takers, revealing their fractious relationship.
Ramos then played a significant role in reconciling the situation between the two following that night, as reported in the aftermath.Ramos is said to have told Neymar to respect the club's structure and accept that Mbappe was the club's first-choice penalty taker, while he would be first-choice in games where the Frenchman did not play or if the team received more spot kicks in the game.It is stated that the former Real Madrid player took on this leadership role with the understanding that it would be better for dressing room morale and effectiveness if he did so rather than boss Christophe Galtier or the club's football director Luis Campos.
Ramos will turn 37 in March, and many believed his time at the top level was over due to multiple injury setbacks over the previous two seasons. However, he has avoided fitness issues this season and has become an important figure for PSG both on and off the field.
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