Jol wants his own Duff
Martin Jol is looking to sign Tottenham's answer to Ryan Giggs or Damien Duff.
The Spurs head coach says a new winger is the priority during this month's transfer window, but he is also seeking a fourth-choice striker.
One option could involve buying a single player - with similar qualities to Manchester United's Giggs or Chelsea's Duff - who can cover both positions.
The Dutchman said: "It's very important to have quality strikers, especially now Fredi Kanoute is injured.
"That is why I have said before that maybe we could do with a fourth striker. We have also been looking for a wide player since the start of the season, so maybe if we can get a wide player who can play off the striker then the problem is solved."
Kanoute missed the 2-1 FA Cup victory over Brighton with a hamstring injury, so Jol had little choice but to pair Robbie Keane with Jermain Defoe.
Keane made the most of his opportunity, scoring his 100th goal at club level with a secondhalf winner to put Spurs into the fourth round where they will meet West Bromwich. It is a tie that will see Jol return to the club that signed him as a player in 1981 as a replacement for Bryan Robson.
Spurs sporting director Frank Arnesen said: "It's a big draw.
The fact that it's Martin's ex-club and an all-Premiership tie makes it one of the biggest draws of the round.
"I am sure Martin will be looking forward to it. I know he had a fantastic time at West Brom and he will be excited about going back there."
Meanwhile, with Kanoute a big doubt for Saturday's match against Chelsea, it appears likely that Jol will keep faith with Defoe and Keane in attack.
The last time the clubs met - a 0-0 draw at Stamford Bridge in September - Jacques Santini's side were so negative that Chelsea's Jose Mourinho accused Spurs of leaving a bus in front of the goal.
But Santini's successor claims Spurs will be more adventurous at White Hart Lane. He said: "I don't think Chelsea will lose a lot of games this season. But it's a one-off game and we have nothing to lose."
