£320M Down the Drain? Spurs' Four-Match Goal Drought Sets Infamous Club Record

The Post: Spurs failed to score in their first four league matches, setting a club-record goalless streak. After investing £320 million in the summer transfer window, the side have now gone over six hours of match time without finding the net in league play, with their last goal coming in the 43rd minute against Everton in the final match of last season. De Zerbi said his players are struggling with psychological barriers, lack confidence, and are overthinking, though he felt the first 30 minutes of each match were acceptable. Spurs signed three wingers, one left-back, three centre-backs, two midfielders, and a backup goalkeeper this summer; Richarlison was left behind, leaving Son as the sole centre-forward. Son has yet to score since March in league play and had only 19 touches with zero shots on goal against Everton. Marmoush, Thelo, Savi, Fernandez, and Tonali are all struggling to make an impact. Across the last two matches, there was only one threatening shot on target, which was saved by Pickford from Beraldo.