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Heung-min Son could be on the move this summer, with fresh reports indicating Tottenham Hotspur may finally part ways with their long-serving captain.

The future of Heung-min Son has been a major talking point in the past few weeks, with several different reports doing the rounds.

Before the final of the Europa League, it was reported that there was a chance that Son would remain at Spurs for an extra season, despite interest from Saudi Arabia.

The Tottenham captain has achieved his dream of lifting silverware in the Lilywhites of Spurs after he hoisted the Europa League trophy high up in the air under the lights in Spain at the San Mames Stadium.

Heung-min Son set to leave Tottenham despite new contract

A new update on the Korean’s future has now emerged, with the Telegraph reporting that Heung-min Son is set to leave Tottenham Hotspur this summer.

It is claimed that Spurs are looking to generate transfer funds as they aim to refresh their squad ahead of their 2025/26 UEFA Champions League campaign.

Son signed a one-year contract extension in January 2025, but could now be heading out the exit door, with Tottenham believing they could generate a transfer fee from the Korean, amid interest from Saudi Arabian clubs.

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Spurs may cash in as Son’s form dips

Son featured in 46 games for the Lilywhites last season, scoring 11 goals and assisting 12 – a far cry from his usual standards, as the winger nursed a foot injury that kept him sidelined at times in the previous campaign.

Spurs are said to be looking to make a few marquee signings this summer, with Eberechi Eze and Jack Grealish a few names being floated about.

Pedro Porro has shrugged off Arsene Wenger’s Champions League comments following Tottenham Hotspur’s Europa League triumph.

The Tottenham Hotspur players remain in high spirits after they managed to put a smile on the faces of Spurs fans who had not seen their club win a trophy in the last 17 years.

A poor Premier League campaign was capped off in the most memorable way possible, with Tottenham winning a European trophy after beating Manchester United 1-0 in the final of the Europa League in Spain at the San Mames Stadium.

The final, which pitted 17th-placed Tottenham against 15th-placed Manchester United, was far from the best of games and it took a scruffy goal from Brennan Johnson to separate both teams and one that would matter little to Spurs supporters who continue to celebrate.

Pedro Porro reacts to Arsene Wenger’s Champions League stance

Before the final between the two English sides, Arsene Wenger stated that he was not a fan of six English teams going into the Champions League.

He also stated that he wants the winners of the Europa League to remain in the competition should they win it, instead of earning a spot in the Champions League.

Pedro Porro has been speaking to the Guardian and has now opened up on the former Arsenal man’s comments, following Tottenham’s Europa League win.

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According to the Spaniard, the rules have been there for a while now, insists that Spurs need to focus on themselves and not what old coaches say.

He said: “That rule has been there for years, it is not news. We have to concentrate on ourselves, not what old coaches say … even what old coaches of our own say.”

Spurs secure Champions League spot despite domestic struggles

Indeed, Spurs would now join five other English sides in next season’s Champions League after their Europa League triumph.

Porro, who has been at the heart of Spurs’ European success, would be hoping the club can build from here as they aim to compete on multiple fronts next season.

Tottenham Hotspur are reportedly in pole position to land Leroy Sane after the winger’s agent, Pini Zahavi, held conversations with the Lilywhites as well as their North London rivals.

We are still waiting to see how the cookie crumbles regarding the winger’s future as the soon-to-be out-of-contract Sane is still in discussions with Bayern Munich over a new deal.

According to reports, Tottenham are increasingly confident of winning the race for Sane if he fails to reach an agreement with the Bundesliga giants.

It has been alleged that Daniel Levy’s close relationship with Zahavi gives Spurs an advantage over other suitors for Sane, but a new report has provided another reason why the Lilywhites are ahead of the competition for the German winger.

Tottenham ready to offer big signing-on bonus to Leroy Sane

According to Sky Sports, Zahavi is now hard at work to assess the various options for his clients and he has spoken to both Tottenham and Arsenal regarding a free transfer.

The report claims that the super-agent has been able to negotiate ‘a much higher financial offer’ with Spurs than their North London rivals.

It is explained that Tottenham have offered an ‘impressive signing bonus’ to Sane in an effort to bring him to N17 while they have also promised the player ‘an undisputed starting place on the right wing’.

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The outlet claims that the 29-year-old is seduced by the idea of returning to the Premier League and wants to become the ‘figurehead’ of a new project.

Bayern are not optimistic about tying Sane to a new deal

Sky Sports say that the German international has not ruled out the possibility of signing a new contract at the Allianz Arena.

However, Zahavi’s latest negotiations with Bayern director Max Eberl have left ‘little room for optimism’ that an agreement will be reached between the parties.

Sane has also received ‘concrete offers’ from Turkey and Saudi Arabia, but the winger wants to continue playing at the highest level to keep his place in the German national side, which is why a move to Spurs is ‘increasingly likely’ for the former Manchester City man.

Tottenham could be set for a shake-up this summer, and if Thomas Frank takes over from Ange Postecoglou, a few familiar faces could follow him from Brentford.

Indeed, this week is set to be a crucial one for Tottenham Hotspur, as Spurs are expected to decide on the future of manager Ange Postecoglou in the coming days.

A recent report already states that Postecoglou’s fate as a Spurs manager has been sealed, with Tottenham expected to sack the 59-year-old.

It has also been reported that Spurs have held talks with Thomas Frank of Brentford. The Dane remains one of the names on Tottenham’s list of possible Postecoglou replacements, with talks about the club’s project having taken place, as Tottenham admire Frank’s ability to nurture young talent.

Of course, should the Dane make a switch to Hotspur Way, making signings would be one of the key things on the agenda for the 51-year-old as the summer transfer window is currently open.

We have now put together a list of three players Thomas Frank could bring with him from Brentford should he join Tottenham.

Bryan Mbeumo could add another layer to Tottenham’s right-sided attack

One of the names that many Spurs fans would be hoping to see join Thomas Frank should he make a switch to N17 is Brentford’s Bryan Mbeumo.

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The Cameroonian international has impressed during his time at the Bees, scoring a total of 42 goals in the Premier League while assisting 30 in 136 appearances.

In the 2024/25 season, Mbeumo produced his best-ever return in the English top flight, scoring 20 goals and providing eight assists in 38 appearances – more than any Spurs player managed last season.

Tottenham have already been linked with a move for Mbeumo ahead of the 2025/26 campaign, with a price tag of £50 million believed to be the amount it would take to lure the right forward out of the Gtech Community Stadium.

If Thomas Frank were to make a switch to Spurs, perhaps he could help convince Mbeumo to join him, as Thomas Frank already admitted that Mbeumo will be sold this summer, but only for the right price and it may take some persuading with the player keen on joining Manchester United.

Yoane Wissa could be a Richarlison replacement at Spurs

Tottenham Hotspur are in the market for another striker, as it has been reported that Spurs are looking to strengthen three areas of their squad this season.

Tottenham have already been handed a huge blow after they missed out on Liam Delap, with the Ipswich Town forward looking set to join Chelsea after they paid his release clause.

Richarlison is said to be considering his future at Tottenham as he eyes a consistent return to the Brazilian national team ahead of the 2026 World Cup.

This leaves Spurs in desperate need of another forward, and Frank could help Tottenham secure the services of Yoane Wissa, a player who has impressed this season, scoring 19 goals and assisting five in 35 Premier League appearances.

It has been reported that Brentford are willing to listen to offers for Wissa, who is valued significantly lower than Mbeumo due to his age, with the Congolese forward turning 29 soon.

Tottenham have been watching Wissa for some time now, and should they manage to nick Thomas Frank this summer, maybe they will finally put in a bid for the striker.

Mikkel Damsgaard could offer Tottenham depth in midfield

Mikkel Damsgaard is a player Tottenham were interested in back in the summer of 2020, and Thomas Frank could help lure him to Hotspur Way this summer should he replace Postecoglou in the Spurs dugout.

Of course, many could argue that perhaps it is a little too late for the Lilywhites to be going in for the midfielder, but Damsgaard has been a key part of Frank’s setup, having featured in all 38 Premier League games last season.

The midfielder is also a creative outlet, having assisted 10 goals in the league last season as well. Spurs do need a midfielder who can be a backup to James Maddison, who always seems to have injury struggles every season.

As speculation linking Thomas Frank with a move to Tottenham Hotspur continues to intensify, a new update has revealed what the Brentford head coach is thinking about Spurs’ approach and his current role with the Bees.

Several outlets are now reporting that Ange Postecoglou will be sacked by Tottenham over the coming days, and that decision is unlikely to go down well with a large section of the Spurs fans.

It has emerged over recent days that the Brentford boss has emerged as the top target for the Lilywhites as Spurs value Frank’s ability to develop young players.

In fact, some sources have even claimed that Tottenham have held talks with Frank about taking over from Postecoglou, and a new update has now revealed what is going through the Dane’s mind after the approach from the North Londoners.

Why Thomas Frank is keen on taking the Tottenham job

Football Insider have now also confirmed that the Bees head coach has indeed been approached by the Lilywhites, with initial talks thought to have been held between the two parties over the last few days.

It is said that Frank is interested in taking over at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium even though his Brentford side finished seven places and 18 points above the North Londoners.

According to the publication, the 51-year-old is now the clear top target for Spurs to replace Postecoglou at the helm.

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The experienced Premier League boss, who has been with Brentford for six seasons, believes that he is ready to make the jump to one of the ‘big six’ and is attracted by the chance to compete in the Champions League next season.

Frank’s concerns about remaining at Brentford

Reacting to the speculation over his future, Frank claimed Brentford is one of the best clubs in the world for any manager, given how the club operates.

However, this latest update by Football Insider says that the Danish coach fears that the Bees will sell their best players again this summer, which is an issue he has had to contend with throughout his time at the Gtech Community Stadium.

With the likes of Bryan Mbeumo, Yoane Wissa and Mark Flekken in the sights of some big clubs, he is concerned that the club will be back to square one if they sell these stars before the start of the 2025-26 season.

As Tottenham Hotspur continue to work on securing a potential replacement for Ange Postecoglou, a new report has suggested that there are some concerns internally at the club regarding the leading candidates to take over the hot seat.

Over the last couple of days, we have seen some reports suggesting that Daniel Levy has already decided to sack Ange Postecoglou, even though the decision has not been officially confirmed.

This news has sparked outrage from some on social media, including former player Ramon Vega accusing the Tottenham board of disrespecting Postecoglou after he delivered the club’s first trophy in 17 years.

It has been claimed that Spurs have held talks with candidates to replace Postecoglou, but there are thought to be some concerns about the names that the Lilywhites are now after.

Tottenham have a managerial decision to make

This update comes from The Times, who back up what we have heard from other sources by revealing that the names at the top of Tottenham’s wishlist are ones with Premier League experience.

Brentford’s Thomas Frank, Fulham’s Marco Silva and Bournemouth’s Andoni Iraola have allegedly been discussed as “possible successors” internally at Tottenham.

However, it is said that concerns have been raised as a result of the trio’s “lack of pedigree and experience” at the highest level.

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That might be a particular issue for the North London club, given that they are set to embark on a Champions League adventure this season having booked their return to European football’s most prestigious club competition following their Europa League final win against Manchester United in Bilbao last month.

Alasdair Gold reveals Tottenham’s concerns about sacking Postecoglou

This report comes just a couple of days after Alasdair Gold claimed that Spurs fear a backlash from supporters if they sack Postecoglou.

He explained that there are also concerns about how the decision will be perceived by the media, particularly given the reputation that the club have of not prioritising silverware.

Finally, Gold also added that it may be difficult for Tottenham to sell the appointment of Frank or Silva to the club’s fan base.

Transfer market expert Pete O’Rourke has revealed Tottenham Hotspur do not want to pay the asking price that Southampton are demanding for Tyler Dibling, however, the North Londoners are still determined to negotiate a deal for the winger.

The 19-year-old was always going to be one of the most in-demand signings of the summer transfer window after Southampton failed to preserve their Premier League status and were suffered relegation back to the Championship.

That is exactly how it is proving to be, with Tottenham expected to face plenty of competition for Dibling’s signature this summer.

It has been reported by some sources that Spurs are at the front of the queue to land Dibling, but the Lilywhites have their work cut out to sign the teenager, who is held in high regard by the Saints.

Tottenham want to sign Tyler Dibling for a lower fee

Just a few days ago, it was reported by Sky Sports that Southampton are demanding £55m from Spurs for Dibling, and this information has now been backed up by Pete O’Rourke.

O’Rourke reveals that Tottenham had a £35m offer for Dibling turned down by the Saints during the January window, and explained that Spurs chairman Daniel Levy is hopeful of signing the England Under-21 international for £10m-£15m lower than what Will Still’s men are demanding.

He told Football Insider: “Spurs bid £35million in January, which Southampton quickly rejected. With Southampton suffering relegation, it’s going to be really hard for them to keep hold of the teenager.

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“That valuation of £55million asking price might be too high… Spurs will be hoping they can negotiate with Southampton and get him for £40–£45million.”

Richarlison could be sold by Tottenham this summer

Despite the Lilywhites’ reluctance to meet Southampton’s asking price for Dibling, O’Rourke made it clear that the teenager is seen as the ideal addition for the Tottenham project as they look to bulk up their squad ahead of their return to the Champions League.

He suggested that the Lilywhites may raise the required money for the Saints academy graduate by cashing on Richarlison, who joined Tottenham in a £60m deal from Everton in July 2022.

O’Rourke added: “[Dibling] fits Tottenham’s strategy perfectly, signing the best young talent and giving them first-team football to make an instant impact.

“With Son staying, Dibling linked, and Richarlison likely to be moved on… there’s got to be some restructuring at Tottenham this summer.

“The domestic campaign was awful… the squad depth and quality has to be addressed and must improve. You look at Chelsea – Enzo Maresca’s picked two teams, so Spurs must build for multi-front competition.”

After resigning from his role as assistant coach at Tottenham Hotspur to take over the top job at West Bromwich Albion, Ryan Mason has now spoken about what he expects in his first challenge as head coach and why he accepted the offer.

After weeks of heavy rumours, on Monday, Mason was confirmed as the West Brom head coach, replacing the experienced Tony Mowbray, who was sacked by the club back in April.

That ended the 33-year-old’s long journey with Tottenham, where he came through the academy and went on to break into the first team before returning to the club as an academy coach after being forced into an early retirement following a head injury while at Hull City.

The former Spurs midfielder now has experience managing at the highest level, having served as Tottenham’s interim head coach twice and having been part of Ange Postecoglou’s coaching staff for the last two years.

Ryan Mason claims the West Brom job is the perfect first challenge

On completing a move to the Hawthorns, Mason has now admitted that it is a huge honour to be in charge of such a storied club and insisted that he sees it as the perfect challenge to start his managerial journey.

He remarked that he is excited about the challenge that awaits him at the Midlands club and reiterated the ambition with which he is taking up the job.

Mason told West Brom’s official website: “I’m absolutely thrilled to have been appointed Head Coach of West Bromwich Albion. This is a huge club with a fantastic infrastructure and an incredible fan base and I am excited about what we can achieve together.

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“Having spoken at length to the board and those at the club I am convinced that Albion is the perfect place for me to be and I can’t wait to get started.

“I will bring with me a huge amount of enthusiasm, dedication and ambition and look forward to a positive future together at such a fantastic club.”

Daniel Levy’s statement on Mason shows how much he is valued at Spurs

The Tottenham chairman is usually not one to comment on the arrival and departure of assistant coaches or staff members, but he has done so on this occasion.

Daniel Levy has wished Mason “every success” at West Brom, admitting that he has been an “integral” part of Tottenham over the years.

Tottenham Hotspur coach Sergio Raimundo has made a bold statement about the club’s ambitions for next season, revealing the goal is not just to compete, but to win another trophy.

The 2024/25 season was one filled with several ups and downs, as Tottenham Hotspur oscillated between moments of brilliance and stretches of complete disarray, making it a campaign to remember and forget in equal measure.

The Premier League season was, quite frankly, abysmal, with Spurs ending the season having lost more matches than they won, finishing in 17th place, just one place clear of relegation.

For a club of Tottenham’s stature, that level of performance is entirely unacceptable, yet they managed to paper over the cracks of a poor campaign by their triumph in the UEFA Europa League, where they edged past Manchester United 1-0 to lift the trophy and secure a place in next season’s UEFA Champions League.

Raimundo reveals Tottenham’s goal for next season is more silverware

At the beginning of the 2024/25 season, following Ange Postecoglou’s respectable fifth-place finish in his first spell as Tottenham manager, the clear objective was to secure a return to Champions League football in his second term.

The Australian boss delivered on that front, with Spurs ultimately achieving their season’s ambition despite their domestic failures.

Now that the curtain has fallen on the 24/25 campaign, first-team assistant coach Sergio Raimundo has pulled no punches about Tottenham’s target for the upcoming campaign.

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The 40-year-old has revealed that Spurs want to win another trophy, describing the feeling of lifting silverware as addictive.

He told Record: “It is about continuing to win. I always had the idea of winning ten titles in ten different countries, with first division teams. Wherever you are, keep winning, because the impact it has on your family, on the fans, on the clubs, the joy you generate… it is addictive!”

Spurs eye UEFA Super Cup glory against PSG

There is little doubt that everyone associated with Tottenham Hotspur shares the sentiment expressed by Postecoglou’s number two, as fans across the board will be hoping to see the club build on their Europa League success and bring more silverware back to north London.

Tottenham will get their next shot at a trophy soon enough, when Spurs face off against UEFA Champions League winners Paris Saint-Germain in the UEFA Super Cup – a clash that promises to test the Lilywhites against Europe’s current best.

Despite PSG’s dominance throughout the season, which included dispatching all four English sides they faced in the Champions League before dismantling Inter Milan 5-0 in the final, Spurs supporters remain hopeful that their side can pull off another memorable win when they take on the French champions.

The summer transfer window will be pivotal for Tottenham, who will be looking to bring in experience and quality in key areas to strengthen their chances of sustaining a winning culture.

But, it remains to be seen whether Postecoglou and Raimundo will still be leading the charge in north London, with the club yet to make a definitive call on the Australian’s future following a dismal league campaign.

Tottenham Hotspur have officially unveiled their 2025/26 home kit, but the fan response has been anything but unanimous, with opinions split across social media over the new design.

The preparations for the next campaign are already underway after Tottenham Hotspur released the new 2025/26 home kit in a launch campaign led by club legend Ledley King.

The new home kit was released shortly before 8am on Tuesday and features a subtle tweak to the navy sleeves of last season’s design.

A new grey and ashen slate pattern appears under the arm and the traditional lilywhite base forming the outer part of the sleeve.

What Tottenham Hotspur fans have made of the new 2025/26 home kit design

With the home kit finally released, some Tottenham Hotspur fans have shared their early reaction on social media, with responses mixed. While some supporters are pleased with the look of the kit, others are far from convinced.

Tottenham first-team squad members Micky van de Ven, Archie Gray and Dejan Kulusevski featured prominently in the launch, however, there was no place for any of the leadership group, including club captain Heung-min Son, Cristian Romero and James Maddison.

One fan rated the kit a solid 7.8, writing: “Not the most exciting but still clean 7.8/10.” Another stated: “Definitely buying one ☝️” while another simply said it is: “Class.” A different supporter gave a balanced verdict, calling it: “Not great not terrible.”

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Other fans did not rate it so highly, with one commenting: “Awful” and another dismissing it as: “Mid.” One supporter went further, stating: “That is a bad one,”

While another gave a more detailed opinion: “I would prefer white shirts and navy shorts. The shield should feature a rooster. The home kits should refer to the classics. 2017/18 or 2019/20.”

There were also those already turning attention to the away kit, with one stating: “Looks like a bad training top. However if the black kit is true, that is a phenomenal kit.”

Another added: “The black away kit looks awesome,” while one admitted: “Not as bad as I thought but still mid.” Others were more enthusiastic, with one fan calling it: “Brilliant 👌.”

Spurs 2025/26 home kit pricing and first expected outing

The new home kits are currently on sale, with the standard edition priced at £85, while the elite version costs £125.

Tottenham will be expected to wear it for the first time in pre-season, when Spurs take on Arsenal in their North London derby friendly on 31 July in Hong Kong, the first ever such fixture to take place outside of England.

Currently, the new kit is only available for purchase at the official club shop, the online store and Nike as part of an exclusivity period, before it is released to wider retail outlets in approximately a fortnight’s time.