Tottenham Hotspur are preparing for a significant shake-up in their squad this summer, with club chairman Daniel Levy ready to approve multiple exits. Among the notable departures, Spurs are bracing for a potential bidding war over one of their wingers, while other established names could also be on the move.
Tottenham Players Likely to Depart This Summer
With the summer transfer window approaching, several Tottenham players appear to be entering the final months of their time in north London. Left-back Sergio Reguilon, goalkeeper Alfie Whiteman, and veteran shot-stopper Fraser Forster are all out of contract at the end of the season, making their departures almost inevitable unless new deals are offered.
Meanwhile, Timo Werner, who is on loan from RB Leipzig, is also expected to leave. Spurs have the option to make the German international’s stay permanent for £8.5 million, but reports suggest that manager Ange Postecoglou is not inclined to activate the clause, meaning Werner will likely return to his parent club.
Another player facing an uncertain future is Richarlison, whose tenure at Tottenham has been marred by injuries and inconsistent performances. The Brazilian forward has struggled to make a lasting impact under Postecoglou, leading to speculation that Spurs are open to offloading him this summer. Reports indicate that Everton, his former club, are considering a move to bring him back, with Tottenham placing a £40 million price tag on the striker.
Shockingly, even club captain Son Heung-min has been linked with a possible exit despite recently having his contract extended by an additional year. While Spurs remain committed to their talismanic winger, his future beyond the upcoming season is far from certain.
Manor Solomon’s Future in Question as Interest Grows
One of the most intriguing transfer sagas involves Manor Solomon, who is currently impressing on loan at Leeds United. The Israeli winger, signed on a free transfer from Fulham in 2023, endured an injury-ravaged first season at Tottenham. However, his resurgence at Leeds has reignited interest in his abilities.
Under Daniel Farke’s management, Solomon has flourished, registering seven goals and eight assists in 30 appearances across all competitions. His performances have caught the attention of several clubs, with Leeds keen to extend his stay at Elland Road beyond this season.
However, Leeds are not the only club in the mix. According to GiveMeSport, both Everton and Southampton have also expressed strong interest in acquiring Solomon’s services. As a result, Levy is anticipating a bidding war, with Tottenham currently valuing the winger at £15 million. Given his form and the growing demand for attacking reinforcements across the Premier League, Spurs believe they could fetch an even higher fee for the 25-year-old.
Top Names Praise Solomon’s Quality
Solomon’s performances have not gone unnoticed by some of the Premier League’s biggest names. Manchester City star Kevin De Bruyne has spoken highly of the Israeli international, acknowledging his ability to compete at the top level.
“I know Manor Solomon from the Premier League, from Fulham, Tottenham, and now Leeds. He has the qualities to play at this level. He is an excellent player.”
Former Leeds manager Neil Redfearn also believes Solomon is far too talented for the Championship, stating:
“He’s got a quality that is better than this level, you can obviously see that.”
Tottenham’s Squad Could Look Very Different in 2025/26
With multiple players heading for the exit, including squad regulars and loan returnees, Tottenham’s squad could have a very different look when the 2025/26 season begins. Postecoglou is expected to oversee further changes as he continues to reshape the squad to fit his long-term vision.
As the summer window approaches, all eyes will be on Tottenham’s transfer dealings, with potential departures setting the stage for major reinforcements and a new era at the club.
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