Tottenham Hotspur fans here in the Tavern will be hoping that their side can secure silverware next season after finishing the season empty-handed.

Spurs will be gearing up for the Champions League next season after finishing in third position, so they may be able to attract a number of big-name players to help them on their European quest.

Although, the summer transfer window will be of huge importance to the Lilywhites as there’re plenty of improvements to be had, with aims of challenging for the Premier League title next season.

So, Daniel Levy will need to tell Mauricio Pochettino to keep a close eye on the World Cup later on this month, as the Argentine may be able to bring a couple of impressive international stars to Spurs’ new stadium.

With that in mind, Levy should be telling Pochettino to scout these TWO World Cup stars…

Marcelo Brozovic

Marcelo Brozovic struggled to force his way into the starting lineup at Inter Milan this season as he only managed to make 31 appearances in all competitions, with four goals and nine assists to his name.

And, with Spurs possibly looking to replace Mousa Dembele if he decides to leave this summer, perhaps Pochettino should look to move for the Inter Milan midfielder, who would offer a different dynamic going forward.

Indeed, the central midfielder still managed to make Croatia’s 23-man squad for the World Cup later on this month, so he will be looking to showcase all of his talents this summer, with a number of clubs possibly watching on.

Kasper Dolberg

Tottenham will be desperate to bring in a striker that can lighten the load on Harry Kane’s shoulders next season after witnessing Fernando Llorente’s inconsistencies in the campaign just gone.

Kasper Dolberg has established himself as one of the most promising strikers in the whole of world football, with goals and assists ever-present in his game. The youngster may not be as prolific as Harry Kane, with nine goals to his name this season, but there’s no doubt that he is one of the future stars of the game.

And, at just 20 years of age, Dolberg has been named in Denmark’s 23-man squad for the World Cup later on this month, so that just goes to show how special he really is.