Tottenham’s calamitous end to the season not only ended their chance of a first ever Premier League title, but it also left Mauricio Pochettino’s men below Arsenal in the table – a position the Spurs faithful here in the Transfer Tavern have become all too familiar with over the past two decades.
While the final three games certainly dampened the spirits at White Hart Lane, it was nevertheless a fantastic season in North London, arguably their best ever in Premier League history.
Many have tipped Spurs for the title next season with them having impressed so much this campaign, and with Argentine Pochettino having signed a new contract at the club midst fears he would leave for Manchester United – the future looks bright.
With it being a disappointing season for the usual top four suspects, Arsenal, Chelsea, United and City are all likely to recruit heavily this summer in order to amount a serious title challenge next season.
Add in an almost unstoppable Leicester City, a new look Liverpool and a quickly growing West Ham, and next campaign looks as if it could be the most hotly contested in recent years.
Tottenham will certainly need to bolster their options if they want to remain at the head of the table, but just who would have to make way for their incoming summer signings? Our landlord thinks these THREE are destined for elsewhere……
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Ryan Mason
Mason has struggled for playing time under Pochettino, and has seen himself go from the fringes of the England side to a bench warmer at White Hart Lane.
If the Englishman wants to improve his prospects of International football, he may go elsewhere in search of first team football.
Nacer Chadli
‘Hit and miss’ is how to may describe Nacer Chadli’s career at Tottenham.
At times unstoppable, and at others unreliable, the Belgian often frustrates the faithful with his inconsistency.
The 27-year-old almost always seems at his best when either off the bench or others are underperforming, but looks almost incapable of maintaining a high standard in a run of games.
Toby Alderweireld
While Alderweireld was arguably the best defender for Tottenham, and even in the league, last campaign, don’t expect to see the Belgian stick around for too long.
The controversial move which saw him switch to White Hart Lane from Southampton hardly screams commitment, so if a big money offer comes in from one of Europe’s big boys, the Belgian will be out of their before you can sat St. Totteringham’s Day.
