Tottenham manager Roberto De Zerbi has some decisions to make after being hit with a double injury blow this week, and he could set up with an exciting new-look attack.
Spurs found their first Premier League victory of 2026 last time out, and their first win under new manager De Zerbi.
The north London club will be hoping to take that momentum into the final four games of the campaign, but they'll have to do so without two of their key stars.
It's a blow for De Zerbi to be hit with another set of injury problems, but it's an opportunity for others to step up to the plate and drag Tottenham over the line.
Tottenham's New-Look Attack
Tottenham were hit with a double injury blow this week, which could majorly impact their chances of staying in the Premier League this season.
Spurs confirmed that midfielder Xavi Simons would miss the remainder of the campaign after suffering an anterior cruciate ligament injury against Wolves on Saturday.
A report also emerged that Dominic Solanke could miss up to eight weeks with a hamstring problem, leaving Spurs short of options in attack.
The obvious replacement for Solanke through the middle is Richarlison, who came off the bench against Wolves.
Out wide, Mathys Tel also needs to come in on one of the flanks, but they shouldn't be the only changes De Zerbi makes for their next game.
De Zerbi Must Axe Favourite
De Zerbi needs to make the bold decision to axe one of his favourites, Randal Kolo-Muani, in their next game to help secure survival.
The French forward hasn't been good enough since arriving at Tottenham, also struggling under De Zerbi, and it's time for a spell out of the team.
Tel should line up on the left, with Richarlison in the middle of attack, leaving them with options for the right-hand side.
Whether that be James Maddison if he's fit enough, or someone like Lucas Bergvall.
Either way, Kolo Muani doesn't deserve to be starting again, and a new-look attack could be exciting for Spurs, and unpredictable for the opposition.