All eyes are going to be on Tottenham's transfer business this summer after another frustrating year in north London. In a Champions League berth for the vast majority of the campaign before falling away in recent months after some extremely poor results, Spurs could potentially miss out on Europe altogether.
That would be a disaster from a financial perspective for the club, although one positive to that potential scenario would be the new head coach having plenty of time on the training pitch to implement his own philosophy. Very busy in the transfer window last summer with Fabio Paratici clinching seven transfer deals for the club, Spurs again need to be active as a host of players ideally need to move on for a fresh challenge elsewhere.
It is very much a rebuild job for whoever comes in and replaces Antonio Conte at the Tottenham helm. A tough ask for Spurs' next manager, someone with the experience of already overseeing a rebuild would have its advantages.
