On talkSPORT, O'Hara claimed that Tottenham Hotspur could win the Bundesliga and compete with Real Madrid and Barcelona for the La Liga title.

This bold statement came after Premier League teams achieved a clean sweep in European competitions this week, which O'Hara used to illustrate how strong England's top flight is.

Last week, the Champions League continued with Arsenal, Manchester City, Liverpool, Aston Villa, and Manchester United all winning. This week, the Europa League took centre stage, with Sunderland, Bournemouth, and Crystal Palace all winning comfortably.

Tottenham haven't scored in the Premier League this season and finished 17th in the previous two consecutive seasons.

However, O'Hara believes that thanks to the overall strength of the Premier League, Tottenham could win the Bundesliga and Ligue 1, and compete for the La Liga title.

O'Hara stated, "The Premier League is like a super league. Nothing can compete with it."

Next, host Cundy asked O'Hara where he thought Tottenham would finish in the Bundesliga.

O'Hara replied, "I'd say second, but they would compete with Bayern Munich for the title. In Ligue 1, PSG and Tottenham would battle for the championship, and in La Liga, it would be a three-way race. I'm saying Tottenham because I'm a Tottenham fan, but I also think Bournemouth would be the same."

"Tottenham could 100% win the Bundesliga. You just need to beat Bayern Munich, that's it. In La Liga, it's a three-way race, and that shows how strong the Premier League is."

Cundy then asked about Atlético Madrid, who knocked Tottenham out of the Champions League last season.

O'Hara replied, "They're rubbish. They're not good at all. The only reason they look good is because they play in a poor league. We could 100% finish third in La Liga. I don't think there's anything ridiculous about what I'm saying. The Premier League is too strong compared to all other leagues. I watched AC Milan play last night, and they were truly terrible. I'm telling you, we would easily beat other teams in Europe; European football is poor, their level is nowhere near good enough. It doesn't make sense; the Europa League is boring, and English teams will sail through to the final."

Transfer Investment

The Premier League's financial strength is evident in this summer's transfer spending. This isn't a new trend, as all Premier League teams spend heavily to achieve their goals in England's top flight.

However, if you look at the actual figures, the gap is quite staggering. Over the last five seasons, the Premier League's net spending has reached £5.5 billion. In comparison, Serie A and La Liga's net spending were £815 million and £121 million respectively.

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