3) Vincent Janssen
The Dutchman arrived from AZ Alkmaar over the summer, and has scored one goal in the EFL Cup against Gillingham, which came from the penalty spot. However, the 22-year-old has contributed more to the team than meets the eye when looking at his record in front of goal.
Janssen changed the game as Spurs took a point away from Goodison Park in a 1-1 draw on the opening day, he also held the ball up well for Son to grab the first of his two goals against Middlesbrough, and had a positive impact in the game against Monaco at Wembley, although this time, it resulted in a loss.
However, I feel this is just the start for Janssen at Tottenham. We have already seen how well he can hold the ball up and create chances for teammates, but once he scores that first goal from open play and finds his confidence in front of goal, he will start to look a much more complete player.
