Thomas Frank is no doubt focusing fully on the transfer window as the start of the Premier League season edges closer.
While incomings are highly important, departures can help balance the squad and add extra spending money.
Therefore, multiple players have been linked away from the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in recent weeks.
Son Heung-min is no doubt the biggest name linked away from Spurs, in what would be an emotional departure.
Now, Tottenham Hotspur News has highlighted three players that simply must be sold this summer to make way for better talent.
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Richarlison’s time is up at Tottenham
Richarlison has struggled since he joined Tottenham in 2022.
The Brazilian attacker has had a limited output in front of goal, which has helped contribute to Spurs’ recent downfall.
Since his arrival, the 28-year-old has only averaged a goal contribution every three matches, an awful ratio.
Last season was arguably his worst yet, with Richarlison being consistently criticised for his performances.
Now, an exit must be on the cards if Spurs are to make any money back on the attacker.
Everton are rumoured to be interested in Richarlison, and Frank has to make sure that this transfer goes through.
Manor Solomon’s transfer stock will never be higher
Manor Solomon is yet to regularly feature for Tottenham since he joined the London club in 2023.
Instead, last campaign, he was sent out on loan to Leeds United, where he helped Daniel Farke’s side reach the Premier League.
Here, he netted 10 times and picked up 13 assists in all competitions in a sensational season.
However, there is a big difference between the Premier League and the Championship, and there are doubts he can make the step up.
With the 25-year-old’s value being at a peak, Frank should look to cash in now rather than risk this plummeting in the upcoming season.
Leeds are reportedly interested in re-signing Solomon this summer, and this would be a great deal for all parties.
Yves Bissouma could spark bidding war
Yves Bissouma has failed to hit the heights he achieved at Brighton before his move to Spurs.
While the midfielder has shown glimpses of quality, the 28-year-old has been far too inconsistent.
Now, the Mali international is entering the final year of his deal, sparking speculation around his future.
Recent reports have indicated that Tottenham are hoping for a bidding war for Bissouma this summer, in an effort to make some money.
However, if a decent offer comes in for the midfielder, Frank should not think twice about accepting.