Our Tottenham Hotspur fans here in the Transfer Tavern are hoping that Mauricio Pochettino will show a few names the door this summer in order to move the team forward. Something that every team needs every now and then and, our regulars know it will make them stronger in the long run

Mauricio Pochettino has masterminded a fantastic rise up the table for Spurs this year, after what was a un-Spurs-like time in the opening half of the season. Spurs currently sit in the top-four in the league and well within the Champions League spots for next year, which is vital with the new stadium move edging ever closer.

The Spurs fans in the bar will hope to see the team continue their good form and lock up an FA Cup final victory while their young team continues to develop under the Argentine’s masterful watch.

Indeed, there are a few players that may not see the new stadium and it hasn’t been a particularly fruitful spell for these TWO players. With that being said, the 2 Tottenham players in question seriously need to look at finding new clubs in the new season…

Fernando Llorente

The former Swansea striker came to Spurs to play back-up to Harry Kane though, unfortunately for the Spaniard, he has simply not found his shooting boots when the opportunity has arisen – which have been few and far between given Kane’s unbelievable season once again.

What Pochettino needs is a striker that can play second fiddle to the English marksman but also run him close for the starting spot.

Llorente is in his 30s and a move to a to a club much like his old one Swansea would be better suited for him at this stage of his career.

Moussa Sissoko

Having been used a fair amount this season, the French midfielder surely has no real future at Tottenham. In fact, he’s been a total flop since his hugely expensive move from Newcastle United way back in 2016 and has looked so out of place when called upon.

None of the Sissoko we saw excel for France at the European Championships a couple of years ago has shown up for Spurs and the punters propping up our bar think it’s time he left.

If Tottenham can recoup even a figure of the fee they paid for him, it’d be a total miracle.