While they finally saw their team lift a significant honour in the Europa League, we reckon most Tottenham Hotspur fans are happy to see the back of this season.
For example, away from their continental success, the North Londoners finished all the way down in 17th place in the Premier League and failed to get past the Fourth Round of the FA Cup.
So, whether Ange Postecoglou keeps his job or not, Daniel Levy and Co need to do all they can to bring in the right players this summer, players who can help them rise up the table and put in a good showing in the Champions League next season.
Fortunately, the club seem to be on the same page, as reports are now linking the North Londoners with an incredible talent who could be their answer to Manchester United's seemingly imminent signing of Bryan Mbeumo.
Tottenham transfer news
Back in the January transfer window, Spurs were one of several Premier League sides quite heavily linked with a move for Mbeumo, and while nothing came of it, the links didn't go away.
In fact, the Brentford star was still being touted for a move to N17 as recently as last month, but then this week, all hopes of the North Londoners securing the Cameroonian's signature evaporated.
On Monday evening, The Athletic's David Ornstein revealed that despite interest from other sides, including Tottenham, the 25-year-old now wants to join the Red Devils.
While missing out on a player as talented as the former Troyes gem is never ideal, the good news is that the Lilywhites have now been linked with another sensational talent compared to him: Xavi Simons.
Yes, according to a recent report from TEAMtalk, Spurs are one of several teams interested in signing the RB Leipzig star.
The report claims that the North Londoners made contact with the player's camp in January and that they'll have to compete with Arsenal, Chelsea, and potentially Liverpool should they opt to move ahead with their interest.
The Dutchman is valued at around £65m by Leipzig, so while it would be a costly and complicated transfer to get over the line, it's one worth fighting for, especially as he could be Tottenham's answer to Mbeumo.
How Simons compares to Mbeumo
So before getting into a couple of the other reasons why Spurs should be looking to sign Simons this summer, it's important to examine this comparison to Mbeumo and where it comes from.
It stems from FBref, which compares players in similar positions in Europe's top five leagues, the Champions League and Europa League, and in this instance, has come to the conclusion that the Brentford star is the fourth most similar attacking midfielder or winger to the Leipzig gem across the last 365 days.
The best way to understand how this conclusion was reached is by looking at some of the underlying metrics in which the pair rank closely, such as non-penalty expected goals plus assists, expected assists, shots and shots on target, goal-creating actions, tackles won, successful take-ons and more, all per 90.
On top of their statistical similarities, the 22-year-old "pocket rocket," as dubbed by analyst Raj Chohan, could also have the same effect on the North Londoners that so many expect the Bees ace to have on United.
For example, despite missing some of the campaign with an ankle injury, the Amsterdam-born dynamo was able to rack up a seriously impressive haul of 11 goals and eight assists in 33 appearances for the German outfit.
That means he averaged a goal involvement every 1.73 games for a team that struggled more than most expected this season.
Finally, in addition to his ability in and around goal, the 26-capped international is positionally versatile and is more than capable of playing off either wing, in attacking midfield and even as a centre-forward if need be.
Ultimately, missing out on Mbeumo isn't ideal, but in Simons, Spurs could have their own goalscoring superstar on their hands, so Levy and Co should be doing all they can to sign him this summer.