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Bryan Gil makes intentions clear to leave Tottenham Hotspur permanently at the end of the season

Tottenham Hotspur are set to undergo some hardcore changes to their squad during the off-season.

Tough decisions must be taken after a woeful second season under Ange Postecoglou, with the Lilywhites losing their 19th Premier League game on Sunday—a 5-1 thrashing at the hands of champions Liverpool.

As the ongoing Premier League season has worn on, frustrations have continued to build among the Spurs faithful. Majority of the fanbase have understandably lost faith in Ange Postecoglou, and the Australian tactician has done nothing to change the club’s fortunes.

The veteran boss is expected sacked even if the North Londoners win the UEFA Europa League, while several players could be offloaded at the end of the season. In fact, one player has already said he is leaving the club. Bryan Gil has now conceded that he is planning to leave Spurs this summer, stating that he and the club agreed to move their different ways.

Bryan Gil left Tottenham to join Girona on a season-long loan last summer. As part of the winger’s new Tottenham contract, the winger has had a £12.8million release clause inserted, and Girona have been given priority to trigger it before June 30 if they want to.

However, the Spaniard has endured a premature end to his season with Girona after being forced to undergo surgery on his right knee in March. Before that, the 24-year-old had registered three goals and as many assists in 25 La Liga fixtures. Now, Gil states that he has decided to leave the Lilywhites permanently, with both him and Tottenham on the same page.

Gil had a torrid time at Spurs and never felt like he had the qualities to thrive in the fast-paced and physical nature of Premier League football. The creative winger is more suited to playing in a bit slower, more technically proficient league such as La Liga, where we saw the Spanish international thrive in the first half of the season on loan at Girona.

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With just one year left on his Tottenham deal, Girona will try to negotiate a lower fee than the £12.8million release clause inserted in his contract. And as the player has no future at N17, the club bosses must be ready to accept a lower fee to move him on.

Tottenham Hotspur right-back Pedro Porro has been attracting interest from former employers Manchester City

Tottenham Hotspur boss Ange Postecoglou has put all the eggs in the Europa League, and it was reflected in his decision to rest several key players in the chastening 5-1 defeat to Liverpool on Sunday.

Now that there is barely anything left to play in the Premier League, Ange Postecoglou has to go all out to win the Europa League. Failure to do so would not only have ramifications on the future of the Australian tactician, but may also lead to concerns over the futures of several first-team stars.

Pedro Porro has been one of the senior players who has come under a lot of scrutiny amid Tottenham’s defensive struggles this season. He has been a mainstay in their defence, making 31 appearances in the Premier League and 46 overall thus far.

The Spaniard has been the only defender not to miss a single game due to injury this season amid an injury-ravaged campaign for the North Londoners, and for his great fitness levels, he was praised by the gaffer before the Liverpool game. Former club Manchester City are keen on re-signing Pedro Porro in a summer that could see the Tottenham squad undergo an overhaul.

Ex-Spurs goalkeeper Paul Robinson claims he would not be surprised to see the right-back leave. The English pundit feels Porro will be one of the first of many players with eyes on new destinations at the end of the season, particularly if Tottenham fail to clinch Champions League qualification via winning the Europa League in May.

Speaking on Football Insider’s Inside Track podcast, Robinson said European qualification is a must for the Lilywhites to keep hold of their best players this summer, and he wouldn’t blame anyone else keen to depart the club for better prospects across the continent.

Porro has been a regular member of the backline since arriving at Spurs a few years ago. But Djed Spence has been threatening his right-back spot since the turn of 2025. Ange has preferred Spence over Porro in many games due to his impressive form, and the Englishman has repaid the head coach’s faith.

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Recent reports suggest that Tottenham are open to selling Porro this summer if they receive an offer over £50 million. Financially, that is a considerable sum, considering the Don Benito-born star is a proven Premier League commodity and now a full Spanish international. Also, the emergence of Spence means Daniel Levy can think about taking up that hefty sum and possibly reinvesting that to get a competent back-up for Spence next season.

A lot will depend on Spurs’ qualification for Europe. If they get Champions League football, the club’s dynamics in the summer transfer window will definitely change.

As the season draws to a close, Tottenham find themselves far from the campaign they once envisioned, languishing in 16th place in the Premier League and performing even worse than last season. However, the Lilywhites still have a shot at redemption, with the Europa League offering their best chance to claim silverware and secure a spot in next season’s Champions League.

Amid their struggles, Spurs are already planning a major summer rebuild and are targeting several marquee signings. However, it has now been revealed why Marcus Rashford will not be among them, despite Tottenham being in a financial position to meet his latest key demand, a condition that has also cast doubt over Aston Villa’s potential deal for the Manchester United star.

Marcus Rashford is attracting significant interest after silencing his critics with an impressive loan spell at Aston Villa. The 27-year-old has contributed four goals and six assists, earning Unai Emery’s trust and starting ahead of Ollie Watkins in four of Villa’s last five matches. Villa’s loan agreement with Manchester United includes a £40 million option to buy, and while they remain interested in activating it, they intend to make a final decision once the season concludes.

Meanwhile, Barcelona have continued to monitor Rashford closely after exploring a move in January, with the forward still favouring a switch to the LaLiga giants, provided a deal can be financially structured.

The Striker’s future remains unseen

FootballTransfers via Teamtalk recently reported that Tottenham would consider a move for Marcus Rashford if he failed to complete a permanent transfer to Aston Villa. However, a fresh update from Sky Sports has confirmed that Rashford will not be joining Tottenham, or any other London club. The report revealed that Rashford is unwilling to relocate to London, and his representatives are also opposed to any part-exchange deal.

With Spurs now out of the race, attention has shifted firmly to Aston Villa, Rashford is open to staying at Villa Park permanently. However, his decision will hinge on whether Villa can secure Champions League qualification. Following their 2-1 defeat to Manchester City, Villa have dropped to seventh place, having played more games than their rivals in the race for a top-four finish.

The Report from Sky Sports stated that

“Rashford does not want to move to London and feature for one of the capital’s teams, while his representatives are also against any part-exchange deal.”

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To be fair, Marcus Rashford would likely offer a similar level of productivity to Son Heung-min. With recent reports indicating that Son is set to stay at Tottenham, there is little real need for Spurs to pursue Rashford. Instead, the club should prioritise signing a young but experienced striker who can provide valuable support to Dominic Solanke and bolster their attacking options ahead of next season.

Tottenham Hotspur are continuing to monitor the progress of Harry Gray and have not ruled out the possibility of making a move to bring the promising youngster to North London according to GIVEMESPORT. Despite falling well short of expectations this season, Spurs have found encouragement in the emergence of several young talents—Archie Gray chief among them.

Originally brought in as a midfielder, Archie was thrust into a defensive role earlier in the campaign due to an injury crisis among the club’s centre-backs. The move, initially seen as a stopgap, turned out to be a masterstroke. The teenager thrived under pressure, showcasing his composure, adaptability, and footballing intelligence. Now, with Archie firmly established in the first-team setup, Tottenham could look to capitalise on that momentum by reuniting the Gray brothers at Hotspur Way.

With a Europa League semi-final on the horizon, Tottenham Hotspur are already making plans to strengthen their squad. The club will be obligated to pay £20.9 million to make Kevin Danso’s loan move from Lens permanent this summer. Despite that commitment, manager Ange Postecoglou and key decision-makers are actively working behind the scenes to bring in further reinforcements to north London.

The Gray brother could be reunited at the N-17

Tottenham Hotspur have been closely tracking the development of Harry Gray and club scouts have been sent to observe the youngster in action. As part of their ongoing commitment to nurturing young talent, Spurs are now seriously considering a move to bring the promising Leeds United midfielder to North London.

Less than a year ago, Tottenham secured the services of Harry’s older brother, Archie Gray, in a £30 million deal with the Yorkshire club. Archie has since become a fan favourite at Hotspur Way, showing promise and resilience in a squad still striving for consistency. With Harry now emerging as another exciting prospect, Spurs could look to reunite the Gray brothers, reinforcing their youth-driven strategy and potentially landing another long-term asset for the future.

Harry Gray has impressed within Leeds United’s youth ranks, earning high praise.. most notably from former Spurs winger Aaron Lennon, who labelled him “frightening.” His progress was recently rewarded with a senior debut during Leeds’ emphatic win over Stoke City, a result that secured their automatic promotion to the Premier League.

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Tottenham Hotspur plan to keep a close eye on Harry Gray’s progress and are seriously weighing up a move to bring him to North London. The club views him as a potential long-term asset and could step in with an offer if the youngster continues to impress and push for more first-team minutes following his recent breakthrough.

Behind the scenes, there is optimism that Spurs’ previous successful negotiations with Leeds United, most notably the £30 million deal for Archie Gray, could give them a competitive edge in any future bidding war. With a proven track record of developing young talent, Tottenham believe they could offer the right environment for Harry to flourish.

Tottenham Hotspur are enduring a difficult season, currently languishing in 16th place in the Premier League and already eliminated from both domestic cup competitions. However, the club’s ongoing Europa League run provides a glimmer of hope and a chance to salvage what has otherwise been a forgettable campaign.

One of the few bright spots has been Bayern Munich loanee Mathys Tel, whose standout performances have caught the attention of both the Spurs board and the dressing room. According to transfer expert Fabrizio Romano on GIVEMESPORT’s ‘Market Madness’ podcast, Tel has already convinced key figures at the club of his immense potential. His energy, versatility, and maturity beyond his years have made him a player to watch, potentially earning him a longer stay in North London beyond this season.

Mathys Tel arrived at Tottenham Hotspur in a last-minute move from Bayern Munich on the January transfer deadline day, with a loan-to-buy clause included in the deal. While the French forward initially endured a slow start to life in North London, he has steadily begun to find his rhythm and make an impact. His recent performances have not only impressed fans and teammates but also caught the eye of manager Ange Postecoglou.

Postecoglou has previously hinted that Tel could remain at the club beyond the current season, suggesting that the youngster may play a role in Spurs’ long-term plans. If his upward trajectory continues, activating the buy option could be seen as a smart move to inject youth and dynamism into Tottenham’s attack.

Spurs pleased with Tel’s progress, but European qualification could shape his future

If Tottenham Hotspur manage to reach the Europa League final and lift the trophy, they would remarkably secure Champions League qualification for next season, an unexpected twist in an otherwise turbulent campaign. While Fabrizio Romano revealed that the club are pleased with Mathys Tel’s development and performances, the final decision regarding his future may ultimately rest with the player himself.

Should Spurs fail to qualify for any European competition, the lack of continental football could weigh heavily in Tel’s decision-making. The young French forward, highly rated across Europe, may seek a more ambitious project or a return to Bayern Munich if Tottenham cannot offer the platform he needs to continue his rise. As it stands, much of his long-term future in North London hinges on how the season ends.

The Journo speaking about Tel’s future clarified the situation

“They are very happy with Mathys Tel, in terms of attitude, in terms of qualities, in terms of potential.”

“I think it’s going to take some time before all of them make a decision on this. But I can confirm to you that Tottenham are quite happy with the player, and are also convinced that he has huge potential, as they were when they decided to sign him.”

The club is expected to explore the possibility of renegotiating terms with Bayern Munich at the end of the season, but any permanent move will not be solely dictated by Spurs.

Tel himself will have a major say in his future, especially with several key variables still unresolved, such as the uncertain managerial situation at the club, whether Ange Postecoglou remains in charge, and most crucially, whether Champions League football can be secured. With Spurs currently preparing for a Europa League semi-final, the coming weeks will be decisive.

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While Mathys Tel’s development at Tottenham has been undeniably promising, his long-term future may ultimately depend on the club’s trajectory in the coming weeks. Should Spurs secure Champions League qualification, whether through their Europa League campaign or a late surge in the Premier League—the allure of top-tier European football could prove pivotal. For a rising star like Tel, the chance to compete on the biggest stage may be enough to convince him to commit to North London and continue his upward journey at Spurs.

Tottenham Hotspur faces competition from Newcastle United for the signing of West Ham star Jarrod Bowen

Tottenham Hotspur have some big decisions to make when rebuilding their squad during the summer transfer window.

Along with boss Ange Postecoglou, several Spurs players are also facing uncertain futures as chairman Daniel Levy prepares for a pivotal summer. With the North Londoners underperforming in the Premier League, there’s a clear sense that a major squad overhaul is the need of the hour.

A forward is being targeted by the Hotspur Way chiefs amid Richarlison’s uncertain future at the club. Son Heung-min’s powers have been on the wane since the start of the season, while club-record signing Dominic Solanke continues to blow hot and cold.

Any signings made must enhance Tottenham’s squad, as well as fit the head coach’s system. It’s a crucial summer that could define the club’s direction for years to come.

Now, according to West Ham United Insider Claret and Hugh, Tottenham are interested in signing Jarrod Bowen. They claim that ff Spurs want to sign the West Ham star, they are going to have to battle with Newcastle United to strike a deal.

Jarrod Bowen has had another fantastic season at the London Stadium, despite struggling with injury in a side that has massively underperformed. Ne has the Hammers’ top scorer in the Premier League this season with nine strikes in 29 games. The English wide forward has also chipped in with five assists, demonstrating the creative side of his side.

At 28, Bowen is operating at the peak of his powers and may think of moving to a bigger club than West Ham in a bid to compete for trophies and play in European competitions regularly. For now, though, the Irons reportedly deem him an “unsellable asset”, and the fact that the forward has still five years to run on the seven-year contract he signed means they have no hurry to sell him this summer.

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But if Bowen pushes for an exit in the summer after West Ham’s shambolic season, Tottenham must fight tooth and nail to get his signature. The ex-Hull City man is a quality, proven Premier League commodity who would instantly lift Spurs. The England international can also play in multiple positions across the forward line, which further adds to his value.

Given the North Londoners’ desperate need for a reliable forward who can score goals regularly, Bowen is someone we must plan to invest in.

Tottenham Hotspur’s problems continue to mount in what has become a dismal season under Ange Postecoglou. The club appears to be spiralling, with a finish that could see them record their lowest-ever points tally in the Premier League era. The Lilywhites have already suffered eight home defeats in the league, an unwanted milestone, and there is growing speculation that Postecoglou may not be in charge come the summer.

However, the 59-year-old may not be the only departure from North London. Several key players are also facing uncertain futures as chairman Daniel Levy prepares for a pivotal summer. With Spurs falling short across all fronts, there’s a clear sense that a major squad overhaul is not just imminent, but necessary, if the club is to return to challenging for trophies in the near future.

Several high-profile players have underperformed for Tottenham this season, despite commanding significant wages. The likes of Yves Bissouma, James Maddison, and Rodrigo Bentancur have all been linked with potential moves away from N17 as the club prepares for a major rebuild. A reset of this magnitude is exactly what Spurs need, as the current squad has struggled to deliver consistent performances, directly contributing to the team’s poor results under Ange Postecoglou. With many players failing to meet expectations, a fresh start could be the catalyst needed to restore competitiveness and ambition at the club.

Tottenham looking to sign Mateo Kovacic from Man City

Daniel Levy must urgently address the dire situation unfolding at Tottenham by making smart, decisive moves in the upcoming transfer window. With the club at risk of losing several key players in the coming months, the pressure is on to rebuild effectively. Spurs will need to act swiftly to bring in reinforcements—players who not only possess quality but also fit the system and style of play envisioned for the future. It’s a crucial summer that could define the club’s direction for years to come.

Now, Steve Kay has revealed that Tottenham are monitoring Mateo Kovacic at Manchester City and want to sign the Croatian midfielder. Speaking on KS1 TV, Kay said,

“I’ve been hearing Spurs are looking at Kovacic, so they’re going to be revamping their midfield. That’s more Spurs enquiring than City wanting to let him go, but we will have to see what happens with that.”

The journo adds that Tottenham are aiming to overhaul their midfield this summer and have identified Mateo Kovacic as a potential target. However, Manchester City are reluctant to part ways with the Croatian, viewing him as an integral component of Pep Guardiola’s setup. As things stand, a deal appears unlikely.

While Spurs have leaned heavily toward signing younger players in recent years, a move for Kovacic would mark a departure from that trend. That said, the former Chelsea midfielder brings a wealth of Premier League experience and is a proven winner at both club and international levels. With Tottenham’s dressing room lacking seasoned voices, Kovacic could provide much-needed leadership and composure, qualities that have been sorely missing in a turbulent campaign.

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Kovacic would be an excellent fit for Tottenham’s system. The Croatian midfielder excels at controlling the tempo of the game and is constantly on the move, making intelligent runs off the ball. His ability to read play and position himself effectively would be a major asset for Ange Postecoglou, especially in building a more cohesive midfield structure. Kovacic also thrives in quick passing combinations and link-up play—an area where young talent Lucas Bergvall has shown great promise. The duo could form a dynamic and complementary partnership, with Bergvall’s energy and creativity blending well with Kovacic’s experience and tactical intelligence.

Manchester City are showing an interest in signing Tottenham Hotspur left-back Destiny Udogie

Tottenham Hotspur are in dire need of positive results to end the 2024/25 season on a high.

The North London outfit have just not got the momentum to kick off from the start, and that has affected the league position in more ways than one. With the club hovering in the bottom half of the Premier League table and eliminated from the domestic cup competitions, there is an expectation that a surgery will be made to the squad during the summer transfer window.

Should Spurs fail to qualify for Europe next season, Daniel Levy is poised to receive several requests from international players to leave the club. Cristian Romero has already held private talks with Diego Simeone over a potential summer move to Atletico Madrid. And another player who has been linked with an exit from White Hart Lane is Destiny Udogie.

Destiny Udogie enjoyed an impressive debut season in North London following his move from Udinese in 2023. With his consistent, rampaging displays, he had cemented his spot at left-back under Ange Postecoglou. However, the Italian has regressed like several of his teammates this season, with injury problems also hampering his progress.

Yet, the Verona-born talent appears to be a man in demand. It has been widely reported in the last couple of weeks that Manchester City are keen on signing Udogie. Pep Guardiola wants the left-back to bolster Man City’s defensive ranks next season, with new sporting director Hugo Viana understood to be a long-time admirer of the 22-year-old.

However, as per reliable Sky Germany journalist Florian Plettenberg, Spurs have no plans to part ways with Udogie. They ‘definitely’ want to have him at the club next season, with the Italy international viewed as a ‘key player’ in the squad. And because of that, the North Londoners are refusing to put a price tag on him.

Instead, Plettenberg adds on his X account that the Lilywhites are likely to sign a new left-back this summer as they look to add competition for Udogie.

There is no way Daniel Levy would sell Udogie this summer. At 22, he is a player with huge potential and has a long contract at the club until 2030. So, if Man City desperately wants to have him in their squad, they will need to break the bank to persuade Levy into selling one of Tottenham’s long-term valuable assets.

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With Ben Davies and Sergio Reguilon both out of contract at the end of June, the Hotspur Way chiefs definitely must sign a new left-back to cover and compete with Udogie next season.

Richarlison has been linked with a move away from Tottenham Hotspur at the end of the season.

The Brazilian has struggled with several injuries at Spurs since arriving from Everton back in the summer of 2022. This season has been no different either, with the forward clocking just 562 minutes of football across his 16 appearances under Ange Postecoglou.

He has struggled to establish himself as a regular in North London, and ever since joining from Everton, Richarlison has started only 32 Premier League games. The 27-year-old has become injury-prone, someone who cannot be relied upon by the Spurs head coach.

Latest reports suggest that the Tottenham bosses will meet Richarlison and his representatives in the coming weeks to discuss his future at the club. A potential exit from White Hart Lane appears to be very much on the cards, with the 27-year-old heavily linked with a return to Brazil. Everton remain keen on re-signing the Brazilian, who remains under contract at Spurs until June 2027.

According to a report from Bolavip Brasil, Richarlison is expected to end his torrid time at Tottenham at the end of the season. Journalist Jorge Nicola has ruled out a move back to Brazil for the versatile attacker, instead claiming that the player is eyeing a move to the lucrative Saudi Pro League.

Richarlison is among the highest earners at Tottenham. He currently bags £130,000-per-week salary and will likely receive a lucrative contract if he moves to the Saudi Pro League. Brazilian clubs, on the other hand, cannot afford to match his wage expectations and apparently have been ruled out as a potential destination.

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The Hotspur Way chiefs are likely to offload the South American star if they receive a tempting offer. They are looking to address the weaknesses in the squad, and improving the attacking unit will be among the priorities after a disastrous campaign. If Tottenham can receive a decent fee for Richarlison, they must reinvest those funds into buying a reliable back-up striker for Dominic Solanke ahead of the 2025/26 campaign.

Sadly, things have not worked out between Richarlison and Tottenham. This summer represents the best opportunity for the North London outfit to part ways with the ex-Watford man, who certainly will not be short of suitors in the summer despite his tumbling stock.

Matheus Cunha is being linked to a move to Tottenham amongst other clubs

Tottenham Hotspur are struggling to grind out positive results this season. The Lilywhites were hit with several injuries to key players, and that has halted the progress made under Ange Postecoglou. The Australian manager is also struggling to get the fans on his side after enduring the club’s worst Premier League campaign to date.

Statement signing Dominic Solanke has failed to hit the ground running. The striker joined Spurs last summer, and it was seen as a perfect signing to replace Harry Kane. However, the England international’s first season has not gone according to plan and he has missed several games through injury. The Spurs No.19 has only managed to find the back of the net 11 times and has provided only eight assists this season at N17.

Another forward who is struggling to get goals is January signing Mathys Tel. The Frenchman was signed in the winter from Bayern Munich on an initial loan period, but the Lilywhites do have the option to make the move permanent in the summer. However, the 19-year-old has still not shown why Spurs should buy him in the summer and is struggling to find the back of the net.

Tottenham Hotspur are hoping to beat off the competition for Matheus Cunha

The struggles in front of the goal continue for Tottenham. The Lilywhites are the second-highest scorers in the Premier League, but it still looks like the star attackers are struggling to get going and make an impact on the game frequently. With Mathys Tel and Richarlison’s future looking uncertain, Spurs are hoping to be in the race to sign another forward.

Wolves star Matheus Cunha is generating a lot of interest from Premier League clubs. The Brazil international has been in scintillating form this season for Vitor Pereira’s side and is eyeing to make the next move in his career. According to Fichajes, Tottenham are one of several clubs interested in signing the player in the summer to bolster their attack for next season.

However, the Lilywhites are not the only club that want to sign the talented forward. Arsenal, Aston Villa and Manchester United are also interested in landing the 25-year-old. The Brazilian recently signed a contract extension at Wolves, but a move in the summer is likely to happen. The relegation battlers have set a price tag of £75 million for the star striker.

A good move for Tottenham?

Matheus Cunha is generating a lot of interest from Tottenham, among other clubs. The North London club believe Cunha will provide a different dynamic to the attack and bolster their chances of competing for titles next season. Spurs already have a forward line of Dominic Solanke and Mathys Tel, but adding the Brazilian will give them some much-needed quality up front.

Is signing Cunha a good move? The arrival of the former Atletico Madrid player will surely elevate the quality of the attack. Ange Postecoglou’s system will also suit him well, as he tends to drop in the half space between the defence and the midfield. Cunha also likes to create chances for others and has a good efficiency in front of a goal, which is crucial for how Tottenham play.

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But amidst all the uncertainty surrounding Ange Postecoglou’s future, will the Wolves star even consider coming to N17? This is something to ponder for Spurs fans. The setup and style of play at Manchester United under Ruben Amorim also suits the Brazil international’s game better. So, the chances of landing the talented striker at N17 are slim.