Tottenham got the deal of the century when they signed James Maddison from Leicester City in the summer.
That is the view of their former striker Bobby Zamora, who has been impressed by the start Ange Postecoglou has made as manager after joining from Celtic.
It was a dramatic transfer window for Spurs as they sold talismanic striker Harry Kane to Bayern Munich, with England international Maddison, goalkeeper Guglielmo Vicario, defender Micky van de Ven and winger Brennan Johnson among the players brought in.
England international Maddison has been ruled out until January with an ankle injury after making a stunning start for Spurs, scoring three goals and five assists in 11 Premier League matches after joining for around £40million.
His form has helped Tottenham fourth in the table, just two points behind leaders Manchester City, with Zamora – who played for the club in the 2003-04 season – liking what he sees.
They are very impressive, Zamora said to Stats Perform, speaking on the Pro Am Padel Tour.
The manager, I really like him as well. They have made a couple of good signings and when you see Maddison, he has certainly been on fire.
I can t believe the price they paid for him and it s the deal of the century to be honest.
They re looking in a really good place and it ll be interesting to see if they can continue that form for the whole year or not.
The rollercoaster that is football unfortunately. Will need a period of time away from the pitch to get this one right. See you in the new year Spurs fans, I’ll be back better stronger for sure, promise you that
— James Maddison (@Madders10)
After the international break, Spurs are back in action with a crunch home match against in-form Aston Villa on November 26.
Kane, meanwhile, has made a sensational start with Bayern. He has scored 17 goals in just 11 Bundesliga appearances, the highest total in Europe’s top five leagues, adding five assists as well.
He has scored another four goals in the Champions League too and Zamora understands the England captain s move given his desire to play at the highest level and desire to finally win some silverware.
Zamora added: He has gone out there to win something, which I don t blame him for.
He spent a lot of time at Tottenham and has done fantastically well for them.
If he wants a bit of silverware, I think he s moved there to Bayern and he s going to get some silverware.
Plus [it helps] that he has not gone to any rival clubs in and around Spurs.
