With each passing day, Tottenham’s decision to sell Will Lankshear looks worse and worse, and the striker shows no signs of slowing down.Lankshear joined Middlesbrough for £20m, including add-ons and at the time, some may have been forgiven for thinking it was a very good deal for Spurs.After all, the 21-year-old centre-forward had only made six first-team appearances for the Lilywhites, and he only managed 11 goals during his loan spell at Oxford United last season – a good haul but perhaps not a Premier League-ready haul.However, many who were aware of Lankshear’s potential felt that the North Londoners may be making a mistake, and they are now being proven right.Photo by Trevor Wilkinson/MI News/NurPhoto via Getty ImagesWill Lankshear scores his 10th goal in 13th appearance since leaving TottenhamLankshear has been prolific in the Championship so far this season, and he, by himself, has managed to outscore the entirety of the Tottenham team.W. LankshearMiddlesbrough – Championship (2026 – 2027)Appearances10Minutes Played841Average Rating7.05Shots24Shots on Target16Goals8Assists0Key Passes7Pass Accuracy (%)80.00Duels Won23Successful Dribbles2Stats correct as of 14 October 2026.While Spurs have only scored nine goals across all competitions this season (six of which have come in the Carabao Cup), Lankshear alone netted his 10th of the season for Boro, as they emerged with a 3-2 win at Stoke on Tuesday.The Tottenham academy graduate showed his poacher’s instinct yet again, being the first to react and tap the ball home after the Stoke goalkeeper split a long-range effort.Watch Lankshear’s latest goal below:"One chance is all he needs!"Will Lankshear reacts quickest to score his 10th Middlesbrough goal of the season and put them in front! ⚽️ https://t.co/rhcIXt5tQR— Sky Sports Football (@SkyFootball) October 13, 2026Roberto De Zerbi insists he has no regrets over selling LankshearWhen asked directly last month if the club had regrets over selling Lankshear, the Tottenham boss denied it. De Zerbi insisted that Spurs have the firepower needed to score goals, and admitted that the Richarlison fiasco in the final days of the transfer window made the situation worse.When asked about Lankshear’s sale, the Italian said: “No, I think no [regrets]. Solanke is a good player, Marmoush is another good player and then there was the Richarlison situation which changed in the last five days without my decision. Three strikers, how many strikers do you want in the squad? Three strikers I think are enough. To answer about the player in Middlesbrough, no.”D. SolankeTottenham – Premier League (2026 – 2027)Appearances6Minutes Played268Average Rating6.57Shots6Shots on Target3Goals1Assists0Key Passes2Pass Accuracy (%)88.00Duels Won8Successful Dribbles—Stats correct as of 14 October 2026.However, it seems ironic that in a week where Dominic Solanke was guilty of missing chances against Man United – chances that could have won Spurs the game – Lankshear scored yet again and Richarlison scored for the U21s. Of course, Solanke did eventually net an equaliser for Spurs, but fans will continue to question whether the correct striker decisions were made this summer.READ MORE: Tottenham injury update: Pedro Porro and Mudryk near return as Kulusevski set for November comebackThe post Video: Will Lankshear scores yet again as Dominic Solanke struggles for Tottenham appeared first on Spurs Web.