Tottenham Hotspur are facing a crucial summer of transformation, following another season outside the top four.
The team’s poor form towards the end of the season highlighted the need for significant changes, and manager Ange Postecoglou has made it clear that he intends to shake things up.
Journalist Steve Kay, speaking on KS1TV, has suggested that there could be some high-profile departures at Spurs, including the possibility of Heung-Min Son leaving the club.
Kay believes that Son, who turns 32 next month, may be nearing the end of his career at the top level, and that selling him for a good price and replacing him with a younger player could be a smart business move.
While letting Son go would be a short-term blow to the team, Kay argues that football clubs often prioritize long-term planning over short-term success.
Son remains one of Spurs’ most important players, but his age and the need for renewal could make his departure a possibility this summer.
The situation is worth keeping an eye on, as Tottenham looks to rebuild and strengthen their squad for the future. Postecoglou’s plans for change may involve some tough decisions, but they could ultimately lead to a more successful and sustainable future for the club.