Tottenham could bare witness to the departures of some high-profile names this summer, and not everyone will be along for the ride of Thomas Frank's first full campaign in charge of the Lilywhites.
After the signing of Mohammed Kudus from West Ham, which was confirmed earlier this week, Spurs now have around 24 non-locally trained men in their squad, which means they may be forced to sell at least one overseas player to comply with UEFA's 25-man Champions League squad rules (The Telegraph).
The north Londoners have a host of options to choose from in their bid to balance the books, including the likes of Son Heung-min, Bryan Gil, Manor Solomon, Richarlison, Cristian Romero and Yves Bisssouma - who've all been linked with exits this summer.
Gil and Solomon are surely nailed on to leave Tottenham after spending 2024/2025 on loan at Girona and Leeds United respectively, and the latter's sale would also count as pure profit in the eyes of PSR given the Israeli signed as a free agent in 2023.
Richarlison is also said to be attracting serious interest from Vasco de Gama after an injury-ridden season, with their president, Pedrinho, alleged to have personally phoned the Brazilian to gauge his current situation (Leonardo Lacerda).
The most unfortunate potential departures by a country mile would be those of Son and Romero.
Daniel Levy may be forced into the tough business decision of selling Son, amid interest from Saudi Arabia, the MLS and Turkey, given he's now entered the final 12 months of his contract.
Meanwhile, Romero is rumoured to be keen on a move to Atlético Madrid, who equally want the Argentine themselves, so Tottenham could have to entertain a suitable bid from the La Liga side, if one indeed arrives.
As well as the aforementioned trio of senior first-teamers, another facing an uncertain future comes in the form of £100,000-per-week midfielder Yves Bissouma.
Fenerbahce chief travels to London for talks with Yves Bissouma
Bissouma is rumoured to be a realistic high-profile departure, with The Telegraph reporting that he's "expected" to leave N17 this summer.
José Mourinho has also earmarked the Mali international as a top target for Fenerbahçe, according to Turkish journalist Yağız Sabuncuoğlu, who's now shared another update on the Süper Lig side's serious interest.
Sabuncuoğlu, taking to X, now states that a Fenerbahçe representative has travelled to London for talks with Bissouma, so this transfer is now starting to gain traction.
The 28-year-old, like Son, has just one year left on his contract at Spurs, so now absolutely could be the time to sell him.
Bissouma put in some impressive performances during Tottenham's run to the Europa League final last season, and displayed real flashes of brilliance overall since his £25 million move from Brighton in 2022. However, there have always been concerns surrounding his consistency, even if he has a reputation for being an "underrated" ball carrier.
“Yves is a guy I appreciate a lot," said teammate Pape Sarr to The Telegraph last year.
"We’ve both come over from Africa, and he gives me lots of advice. He behaves a lot like my big brother. He has such an important role within the team and the club. I always listen to what he’s got to say."