And so, a new era is here at Tottenham Hotspur, with Ange Postecoglou's turbulent tenure coming to a close despite overseeing Europa League glory back in May.
That success in Bilbao has handed his successor, Thomas Frank, the chance to experience life in the Champions League, with the Danish coach seeking to prove himself at the truly elite level after years of stability at Brentford.
For the former Bees boss to truly flourish in north London, however, he will need to be handed the appropriate tools, with the Lilywhites having thus far only recruited Japanese starlet, Koto Takai - excluding the permanent captures of Kevin Danso, Mathys Tel and Luka Vuskovic.
As noted by The Athletic's David Ornstein, the major priority appears to have the signing of a new, high-profile attacker to freshen up Frank's forward line, with both Bryan Mbeumo and Yoane Wissa having been touted as potential targets of late, alongside Mohammed Kudus.
With that mind, we have taken a stab at predicting - with the help of AI tool, ChatGPT - how that trio would perform at N17 next season...
Mohammed Kudus - 8-10 Premier League goals
The leading target to join Spurs ahead of next season appears to be Kudus, with recent reports indicating that Daniel Levy and co have struck a £55m agreement with West Ham United, having already had a £50m bid rejected.
The Ghanaian has enjoyed a respectable two-year stint at the London Stadium, following his £38m switch from Ajax in 2023, having chalked up 32 goals and assists in 80 games in all competitions.
That did include a disappointing return of just eight goals and assists in the Premier League last term, although that came amid real upheaval for the Irons, with Graham Potter replacing Julen Lopetegui midway through the campaign.
"He's a top, top talent and I think we haven't seen the best of him yet. I won't go near him in training because I know if I'm going to try to knock him off the ball I had better make sure he's not looking and doesn't see me coming.
"You just can't get near him. He's so strong, so quick, so sharp." Aaron Cresswell on Kudus at West Ham.
Under the guidance of Frank, and with a position finally nailed down for the versatile speedster, he could be revived next season. Indeed, ChatGPT certainly thinks so, suggesting that "a more central role and better service could boost his output".
Their prediction is that the 24-year-old could manage to chalk up eight to ten league goals, alongside chipping in with a further six to eight assists.
Yoane Wissa - 15-18 Premier League goals
Much like the man we'll come onto below, it would appear that Frank has his eye on some familiar faces this summer, with recent reports suggesting that a move could be in the works for Brentford goal machine, Wissa.
While somewhat in the shadow of Mbeumo and Ivan Toney before that, the 28-year-old's stock has soared of late, following his return of 19 Premier League goals last season.
Previously a target for Nottingham Forest in January, with a £22m bid having been rebuffed by the Bees, now could be the time for the Congolese marksman to finally jump ship from the Gtech.
With that in mind, there would be no better place, arguably, than the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium and a reunion with Frank, with ChatGPT predicting that he could notch between 15 and 18 top-flight goals, provided he "adapts quickly and starts regularly".
Bryan Mbeumo - 18-22 Premier League goals
While Kudus - and perhaps Wissa - look more likely to end up at Spurs this summer, there remains a glimmer of hope that Mbeumo could reunite with his former boss, amid prior claims that Levy was ready to hijack Manchester United's move for the Cameroon international.
The 25-year-old's preference appears to be to move to Old Trafford, although a deal has yet to be struck with the Red Devils, with Ruben Amorim's side already seeing two bids rejected for the winger.
If Spurs can re-enter the race, it could certainly prove fruitful, with Mbeumo having dazzled for the Bees in 2024/25, after scoring 20 goals in the top flight, finishing behind only Mohamed Salah, Alexander Isak and Erling Haaland in the scoring charts.
With 121 goals and assists to his name in 242 games under Frank to date, the left-footer would surely be able to slot in smoothly next term, with ChatGPT suggesting that "Mbeumo could immediately hit 20 league goals", while representing "an upgrade in Spurs’ front line".
In all, ChatGPT reckons he could get between 18-20 Premier League goals in 2025/26, alongside registering a further eight to ten assists.