It is a summer for big decisions at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium with the club having the perfect opportunity to reset after a frustrating few years in north London. Unable to build on their Champions League finish in May 2022, Tottenham will not be competing in Europe at all in 2023/24 after finishing the Premier League campaign in eighth.
Now with a new manager at the helm in Ange Postecoglou, Tottenham must also find a new managing director of football following Fabio Paratici's departure in April. On the pitch, Spurs have plenty to do in the transfer market with some fresh faces required to help take the team to the next level.
As important as it is that Tottenham get their business right in the transfer market with incomings and outgoings a must, one other area they must soon start to focus on over the coming weeks is the players who will soon enter the final two years of their contract. As a player's transfer value starts to decrease once they enter the last 24 months of their contract, this summer is the ideal time to either offer fresh terms or part with many in order to bring in a decent fee if they are not to be in the club's long-term plans.
