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Tim Sherwood has revealed what he expects Tottenham Hotspur to do this summer as some of their best players are being eyed by the biggest clubs in Europe.

Reports indicate that there could be a mass exodus from Spurs if they get relegated this season, but the fear is that the Lilywhites would have their best players poached even if they stay up.

The likes of Micky van de Ven and Cristian Romero are expected to be highly sought-after this summer, and the North Londoners may have a hard time convincing those players that they can fulfil their ambitions at N17.

Spurs’ young gems such as Lucas Bergvall and Archie Gray are also being eyed by big clubs, but one former Tottenham midfielder has made a confident prediction.

Tim Sherwood makes Tottenham transfer claim when asked about Dejan Kulusevski’s future

It was put to Tim Sherwood that Liverpool could do with the signing of Dejan Kulusevski, who has been sidelined with injury since last summer.

The former Spurs boss does believe that the likes of Kulusevski could be poached if the Lilywhites go down, but he expects Spurs to fight to keep their best players if they stay up.

Sherwood told NewBetting Offers: “Could Dejan Kulusevski be picked up by Liverpool? He’s almost become a better player while he hasn’t been playing, because everyone talks about how much they’re missing him. Let’s not forget he was part of the team who finished 17th last year.

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“All of those players who have been injured finished 17th last year. They’re not world-beaters, are they? They may help you with numbers, bringing them in like James Maddison as well. I love Maddison, he’s a very good player. Gives them something different. Kulusevski as well, I really like him.

“Someone might come and cherry-pick a couple of Tottenham players, but I think Tottenham would resist it. They would definitely resist it if they’re in the Premier League. They might not be able to if they’re in the Championship, which is worrying.”

Spurs are planning to make big changes if they stay up

Several sources have claimed that Tottenham are prepared to undertake an ambitious rebuild of their squad if they stay up this season.

It has been suggested that Spurs are also ready to remove their restrictive salary cap in order to compete for the elite talent in the transfer market.

However, for those plans to materialise, Tottenham would first have to avoid relegation, which appears a distinct possibility with eight league games left.

Luka Vuskovic may not have joined Tottenham Hotspur were it not for the loose lips of one of his family members.

Spurs signed Vuskovic from Hajduk Split when he was just 16 years of age, and that now appears as an inspired move, given his transformation since then.

The youngster who turned 19 last month is now considered to be one of the best young centre-backs in the world, with the Tottenham centre-back’s value skyrocketing this season in light of his exploits on loan at Hamburg.

However, if it were not for a unique set of accidents, the teenager would be at one of the biggest clubs in the world right now instead of Spurs.

Luka Vuskovic almost joined Real Madrid before Tottenham came calling

It has now been revealed by Hamburger Abendblatt (as relayed by Sport Witness) that Vuskovic was set for a move to Real Madrid from Hajduk Split a couple of years ago.

The defender, his brother Mario, his mother, and his agent had met with Carlo Ancelotti and Luka Modric ahead of a switch to Los Blancos.

It is revealed that ‘everything was poised’ for the Croatian defender to move to the Spanish capital after Madrid offered an initial €6m (£5.1m) plus €6m in bonuses for the youngster.

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However, one of Vuskovic’s family members and a lawyer, Tomislav Kasalo, leaked the information about Madrid’s interest at a pub in Split, with the information reaching super agent Pini Zahavi.

Zahavi secured the centre-back as a client and worked out a plan to block the move after securing Spurs’ offer, with Kasalo convincing the Vuskovic family about the transfer.

Vuskovic could leave Spurs without playing a single game

It has been widely reported that Vuskovic is on the radar of many of Europe’s biggest clubs ahead of the summer transfer window, following his brilliant showing for HSV so far.

It has been suggested that the centre-back is not keen on returning to Spurs at the end of the campaign, given the Lilywhites’ current predicament at the bottom end of the table.

Xavi Simons has issued a rallying cry ahead of the relegation six-pointer against Nottingham Forest on Sunday as Tottenham Hotspur look to register their first Premier League win of 2026.

The Spurs squad has looked devoid of confidence for a while now, but things have changed over the last few days.

They will now go into the big clash on Sunday with momentum after picking up a draw against Liverpool and beating Atletico Madrid in the second leg.

Igor Tudor has said he has seen big signs of improvement in Tottenham’s last two performances, and the Croat, who was under immense pressure until last week, would hope that his players can replicate the performance they produced on Wednesday.

A player who starred in the 3-2 win over Atletico has now revealed how he and his teammates are approaching the remaining league games.

Xavi Simons insists every game is a final for Tottenham

Xavi Simons netted his first brace for Tottenham on Wednesday, thriving in his favourite number ten role, and the Dutchman will hope that he has shown enough to make the position his own for the time being.

The attacking midfielder stressed the importance of building on the momentum Spurs have, insisting that every game left is a final for the club.

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Xavi told Spurs Play: “Now, every game is a final for us. Not only Sunday, but it starts on Sunday and we have to keep this momentum. I think it’s really good from tonight, and we have to bring on Sunday that energy as well. If the energy, the passion and the desire to win is there, we will win.”

Xavi urges Spurs fans to get behind the team against Forest

Spurs have struggled at home domestically since the start of 2025, but they will take confidence from the performance they produced against Atletico in front of their supporters.

Xavi admitted that the players are ‘grateful’ for the Tottenham faithful’s support and urged them to do their part to push the team on against Forest.

When asked about the role that the fans can play on Sunday, the Netherlands international responded: “We know every game that we’re playing at home, how important it is. Of course, things didn’t go the way we wanted this season, but I’m really grateful for the way they’re trying to help us. What I would say to them is, please try to help us in the next game.”

Tim Sherwood has revealed whether he thinks Harry Kane would be open to a fairytale return to Tottenham Hotspur one day.

Tottenham have a first refusal option on their former striker, giving the club the right to match any bids that arrive for the forward.

Reports indicate that Spurs are hoping to pull on Kane’s heartstrings by selling the prospect of a fairytale return to N17, but it remains to be seen if that would appeal to the striker.

Tottenham’s record goalscorer has played down talks of leaving Bayern Munich, and has suggested that he could stay in Bavaria beyond the end of the season.

Tim Sherwood reveals if Harry Kane would return to Tottenham

Tim Sherwood has now revealed that he has spoken to the England captain about his plans, and the striker is clear about one thing.

Kane will only return to the Premier League if it is to compete for major honours, having developed a taste for silverware in Bavaria.

Sherwood told NewBetting Offers: “Harry Kane will only come back to win. When I’ve had conversations with Harry, he said he’ll only return to the Premier League if it’s a club he feels can win it. Because he’s been used to that now. He’s going to win again this season by the looks of it.

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“He’s still got a little bit of work to do, but he’s enjoying it. The fact that he’s actually getting rewarded for his efforts. He’s always been rewarded individually, but you play football to win trophies with your teammates and that is what he’s experiencing at the moment. I just think he will want to continue with that if he possibly can once he decides he wants to come back to the UK.”

Sherwood suggests Kane can fire Man United to the title

Man United have also been credited with an interest in Kane, and Sherwood believes that Tottenham fans should understand the striker’s decision if he does go to Old Trafford.

The former Spurs boss suggested that the 32-year-old would be a game-changing signing for the Red Devils and could even deliver them a Premier League title.

Sherwood added: “Kane to Man Utd? I think I would understand it if I was a Tottenham fan. If I was a Tottenham fan, he’s gone over to Germany, won two titles or maybe three if he stays there for another season, which looks likely.

“It depends on where Tottenham are at that moment in time. Then, forget Manchester United, but he’s not going to Arsenal, is he? He’s not going to Arsenal and I very much doubt he would ever go to Chelsea as well. So, he’s not really kicking them when they’re down that much.

“It would still hurt if he’s come back to these shores and doesn’t play in their shirt again, which I’m sure he would love to, but they need to be able to win. He needs to feel that the club can win for him to be able to do that.

“I mean, he’s almost broken Alan Shearer’s record and he would want to have his eyes set on that. In a team that never won anything, imagine him in a team that actually wins something. I mean, he’d probably do it in double quick time. I can’t imagine United winning the title at the moment, so it’s difficult. Can I imagine them winning the title with Harry Kane? Yeah.”

Mathys Tel has revealed what the feeling is among the Tottenham Hotspur squad as they look to save the club’s Premier League status with eight games left.

Until last week, the concern among Spurs fans was that the club was sleepwalking towards relegation.

There was even speculation suggesting that Tottenham were considering sacking Igor Tudor, but their last two performances and results have not only bought the Croat some time but have also injected some optimism into the club.

One youngster has now reflected on how the disastrous season has impacted the relationships in the Spurs dressing room, and what the players are thinking ahead of the final run-in.

Mathys Tel is confident about Tottenham’s survival chances after dressing room talks

Tel has revealed that there has been constant dialogue inside the Tottenham dressing room during the period of crisis and insists that something has now changed among the squad.

The forward stressed the togetherness at the club and is confident that they can move away from the relegation zone.

When asked what has changed at Tottenham over the last week, the Frenchman said (via The Mirror): “I think conversation in the dressing room. After every loss we just keep talking to each other and something changed. I would say we are together, we are more and more together.

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“We are talking because maybe before we didn’t speak enough. But now with the situation we talk more, more, more, more, more, and we are more about the details. So, you know, in football details make the difference and now I’m very happy about this difference.

“We’re together. We’re just a team now. A team. And I can feel it. We felt it also against Atletico. So, yeah, keep going. Of course we believe, we believe. We have to believe, and we will do it. I believe we will do it. I trust my teammates, I trust the manager, I trust everybody. If we stick together, if we show that we will do it together, we will do it.”

Tel claims Spurs proved a point against Atletico Madrid

The former Bayern Munich man believes that Tottenham proved to themselves and others on Wednesday that they can trouble top sides when they are at their best.

Tel insisted that Spurs showed a ‘great mentality’ against Atletico and admitted that the performance has lifted spirits in the squad.

When asked what the significance of the win on Wednesday was, the 20-year-old said: “It means that we can be a big team. We can show to every team that it’s not easy to play against us. So, yeah, we showed a big, big, big mentality against Atletico Madrid.

“I would say we’re happy, but we’re still not happy because we didn’t win both games. But the second game was a big performance from us. We showed a great mentality. Something different than the first game.

“So that means a lot for us because it showed that we can play well, we can give everything for the club, for the team. So I would say I’m happy about the performance from the team.

Tottenham Hotspur are preparing for a spell without Guglielmo Vicario, with upcoming fixtures set to test Antonin Kinsky between the sticks.

Guglielmo Vicario’s absence could be an impactful one, with the Italian set to miss around a month of action this season – albeit mainly across the international break.

It has been reported that Vicario is set to undergo surgery for a hernia, with the procedure expected to take place next week. This means he could still play for Spurs against Nottingham Forest on Sunday.

The Italian will then miss the international break with Italy over the next few weeks, as rehabilitation has been scheduled with Tottenham’s medical team.

Tottenham fixtures Antonin Kinsky could play during Guglielmo Vicario absence

With Vicario out for around a month for Tottenham, Antonin Kinsky is expected to be the man Igor Tudor will turn to. The Czech international has featured just three times this season, with all appearances coming in cup competitions.

His last outing, however, was one to forget, with Kinsky making two high-profile mistakes in the Champions League, which led to am embarassing 16th minute substitution.

Tudor remained certain that Kinsky would still feature for Tottenham this season, and with Vicario out, that is more or less guaranteed.

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The fixtures Kinsky could be set to start in during Vicario’s absence are listed below:

There is a chance that Vicario could return before the Wolves game.

Spurs outlook as Vicario absence impacts fixtures

Vicario is expected to play through the pain and feature for Spurs against Forest this weekend before undergoing surgery.

That is massive for Tottenham as they hope to keep their Premier League survival hope alive. This weekend’s clash against Nottingham Forest is a big six-pointer for Spurs in the context of their season.

Defeat here could well send them into the relegation zone, while a win could see them open up a four-point buffer between themselves and 18th place.

Tottenham players have responded to a powerful message from supporters, with several members of the squad acknowledging the backing ahead of a crucial match against Nottingham Forest.

It has been a difficult season for Tottenham Hotspur both on and off the pitch, with a lot not clicking for the north Londoners.

Spurs are in a relegation scrap with eight games to play in the Premier League, which is simply unacceptable for a club of their stature.

Tottenham’s remaining Premier League fixtures:

Still, the fans remain firmly behind the club and are hoping they can push on for the rest of the season and avoid the drop.

That sentiment was shared by Tottenham supporters, who sent a message to the entire squad. The message read:

“Tottenham Hotspur means everything to us. It always has. Generations of us. Families. Friends. Strangers. Brought together by the same badge, the same community, the same pride. With one job: to support our team.

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“Time for reflection comes later. Right now, we are in the run-in with big games ahead. So, to our team, our Tottenham players, our coaching staff, our team behind the team, our club: we are not going anywhere. We are with you.

“From the atmosphere in the stands, the belief in the streets, to the roar the players walk out into. For every remaining minute of this season, we are right behind you. We will be there for every step, and we will be your 12th man throughout.

“You will hear us. To every single player wearing our shirt: we walk out with you, and we remain behind you – whatever may come. We cannot control what happens on the pitch. But we will provide everything you need off it. We believe in you. This is our club. ALL TOGETHER ALWAYS!”

If that doesn’t get the Tottenham squad hyped, then nothing will!

Tottenham players respond to fan message ahead of Nottingham Forest clash

The Tottenham players have now signalled that they have received this message from the fans, with many sharing it on their Instagram stories.

Among those to have shared and reposted the message from the fans are Antonin Kinsky, Guglielmo Vicario, Pedro Porro, Kevin Danso, Radu Dragusin, Micky van de Ven, Archie Gray, Conor Gallagher, Lucas Bergvall, Mathys Tel and Dominic Solanke.

The show of unity comes at a crucial time, with Tottenham preparing for a decisive run-in as they look to secure their Premier League status.

Spurs fan backing could prove decisive in survival run

This message comes right before the all-important six-pointer between Tottenham and Nottingham Forest. The game is set to take place at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, which is fitting for Spurs as they will need their fans to act as a 12th man in this encounter.

A victory on Sunday and Spurs could open up a four-point gap between themselves and the side in 18th place.

With the season drawing to a close and the gap between Tottenham and the relegation zone just one point, this group of players will need all the help they can get, and the backing of the fans will be vital.

Tottenham Hotspur raked in a whole lot of Champions League prize money this season, and they will be desperate to spend it this summer after avoiding relegation.

Spurs are staring at the possibility of being relegated from the Premier League for the first time in nearly half a century.

They stand just one point from the relegation zone with eight league games to play, starting with a huge six-pointer against relegation rivals Nottingham Forest this Sunday.

According to reports, Tottenham could miss out on losses of £250m if they go down, which the club will be desperate to avoid under all circumstances, but it has now been revealed that they have already received a financial blow after their loss to Atletico Madrid over two legs.

Tottenham miss out on significant Champions League funds after elimination

Football Insider have now revealed that Spurs’ coffers have been boosted significantly as a result of getting to the final 16 of the Champions League.

Each team received a guaranteed £16.1m for competing in the Champions League this season, while further prize money was handed to teams for each win, their position in the league phase, and direct qualification for the final 16.

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Clubs were awarded £1.8m for each win and £605,000 for a draw in the League Phase, meaning Spurs earned £9.6m there for their five wins and one draw. Tottenham then raked in £9.5m for qualifying automatically for the Round of 16. The Lilywhites also won £9.6m for finishing fourth in the League Phase.

UEFA also hand out extra money under something called the ‘value pillar system’, which depends on coefficient ranking and the market pool. Spurs earned another estimated £26.8m here.

As a result, Spurs raked in £71.6m from the Champions League in total this season, but they have also missed out on a further boost.

It is explained that teams that qualify for the final eight will be handed a further £10.8m, which has gone to Atletico over Spurs after the La Liga side emerged 7-5 winners on aggregate.

Reports indicate that Tottenham are plotting an ambitious rebuild of their squad if they stay in the Premier League this season.

However, Spurs are set to miss out on all European football next season and the additional matchday and TV revenue, as well as the prize money that entails, which may limit how much they can invest in the squad.

Attracting the most elite players may also become harder without the allure of European football.

Tottenham Hotspur are bracing for a period without Guglielmo Vicario, but Antonin Kinsky will love the reaction from Spurs fans.

Guglielmo Vicario is set to undergo surgery on his hernia in the coming weeks, and that should see him sidelined for a couple of games.

Whether the Italian will line up in goal for Tottenham Hotspur in their all-important relegation six-pointer remains to be seen.

However, one thing is certain: Antonin Kinsky is set to take charge in goal in the absence of the Tottenham number one.

Tottenham fans react as Guglielmo Vicario injury opens door for Antonin Kinsky return

Many Spurs fans remember how difficult it was for Kinsky when he last lined up in goal for Tottenham.

The Czech international made two costly mistakes in the first leg of Spurs’ last-16 clash with Atletico Madrid and was hooked off in the 16th minute.

Tudor did claim after that game that Kinsky will still play for Tottenham this season, and the goalkeeper’s moment is now.

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Following the latest news, Spurs fans have now taken to social media to share their reaction to Vicario’s injury and Kinsky’s potential return.

Commenting on the situation, one fan said: “Kinsky redemption era”, while another urged Vicario to get well soon: “Get well soon, Vic – quick recovery. We love you.”

One Tottenham supporter said: “Have the operation now to get the full recovery period in during the break. We have Kinsky who deserves another chance in goal.” Another agreed saying: “Kinsky deserves his shot, Madrid’s field was awful.”

Another remarked, asking Kinsky to take the opportunity: “It is your time to shine again, prove us.”

While one fan was certain of a redemption arc for Kinsky: “Speedy recovery Vic 🙏🏽 Tonda, your time is now! That redemption arc is going to bang!”

Another commented on Vicario’s quality: “After that world-class save he made in the last match, he will be missed. Get well soon, Vic.”

Vicario might not be out for too long and could well be back shortly after the international break. However, if he is to miss any games, it could be one or three.

Spurs, in their official statement, claimed that Vicario should be back within a month. The club confirmed the nature of the procedure and expected recovery timeline. Alasdair Gold also confirmed that Vicario should play through the pain and feature for Spurs this weekend against Forest before his surgery.

They stated: “We can confirm that Guglielmo Vicario will undergo surgery next week on a hernia. The minor procedure for the Italy international goalkeeper has been timed to have as minimal impact on our season as possible.

“Guglielmo will commence his rehabilitation with our medical staff immediately, and it is hoped that he could return to action within the next month.”

Tottenham Hotspur have confirmed that Guglielmo Vicario is set to undergo surgery and have revealed when the Italian will be back in action.

For the last 18 months, it appears that Tottenham Hotspur have been stuck in the same frustrating loop as far as their injuries are concerned.

Just as the situation improves a little through the return of some players, other key men pick up serious injuries that sideline them for a while.

Tottenham injury list:

Spurs’ injury list was getting shorter ahead of the Nottingham Forest clash, but the same curse struck again, with Vicario now being added to the treatment table.

It emerged a few hours ago that the Tottenham number one may miss the rest of the season due to a hernia problem, but the club have now set the record straight regarding the goalkeeper.

Tottenham reveal when Guglielmo Vicaro will return following his surgery

Spurs themselves have now confirmed on social media that the 29-year-old has decided to undergo surgery on his hernia problem.

The club’s update is more positive than initially feared as they describe the procedure as a ‘minor’ one, designed to have a ‘minimal’ impact on Tottenham’s season.

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The Lilywhites add that they are hopeful that Vicario will return to action within a month if the surgery and rehabilitation go to plan.

Tottenham said on their X handle: “We can confirm that Guglielmo Vicario will undergo surgery next week on a hernia. The minor procedure for the Italy international goalkeeper has been timed to have as minimal impact on our season as possible. Guglielmo will commence his rehabilitation with our medical staff immediately, and it is hoped that he could return to action within the next month.”

Vicario will play against Nottingham Forest

Alasdair Gold has provided further information on why Tottenham have decided to schedule the procedure for next week.

The journalist explains that Vicario can feature for Igor Tudor’s men this Sunday in the relegation six-pointer against Nottingham Forest, the result of which could define whether the Lilywhites stay up this season.

Gold wrote on X: “Guglielmo Vicario set to undergo hernia surgery next week, but will be available on Sunday for Spurs to face Forest as he continues to play through the pain. He’s expected to then be back within a month and it has been timed with Spurs’ upcoming three-week break in their season.”