‘Outstanding’ Tottenham player is set to sign a new contract soon

Tottenham Hotspur Face Crucial Contract and Squad Decisions This Summer

Tottenham Hotspur have a number of important internal matters to resolve over the coming weeks, as the club enters a crucial phase in shaping its squad for the 2025/26 campaign.

With new manager Thomas Frank now officially in charge following the departure of Ange Postecoglou, several players find themselves in limbo. Spurs must now hold key conversations regarding the futures of those in uncertain positions. Among the most notable is Cristian Romero, whose situation remains ambiguous, while speculation continues to swirl around the long-term status of club icon Heung-Min Son, who could potentially depart during this window.

On top of managing current uncertainties, the club also has several players approaching the end of their contracts and will need to make swift decisions about who stays, who gets a pay rise, and who moves on. One young player who is expected to be rewarded with fresh terms is teenage star Mikey Moore.

Rising Star Mikey Moore Set for New Deal

Mikey Moore, who enjoyed a breakthrough campaign last season with Spurs, is likely to be handed a new and improved contract this summer. The 16-year-old winger made a big impression in his debut season, featuring 19 times for the first team across all competitions and demonstrating a maturity well beyond his years.

According to journalist Alasdair Gold, speaking on the Gold and Guest Talk Tottenham podcast, Moore is poised to commit his future to the club once again after having already signed a deal last summer. Gold explained that it’s fairly routine for young talents to be offered new contracts annually as they progress through the ranks, particularly when they make their first-team debut.

“The other ones I think are 2027, Mikey Moore,” said Gold. “Mikey Moore I would imagine that will be tied up this summer and we’ll see a new deal for him. When they’re 16, 17, or 18 you get these new contracts that kick in anyway and I’m sure they’ll agree to one that reflects a player who has made his Premier League bow now and played 19 times last season.”

This shows Tottenham’s intent to secure the future of one of their brightest academy graduates before bigger clubs start circling.

Contract Situations Across the Squad

Moore’s expected contract renewal is just one of many contractual situations Tottenham must address in the coming months. The club is entering a make-or-break period with several first-team players, with key decisions looming for both short-term and long-term planning.

Here’s a breakdown of notable contract expiry dates:

Contracts Expiring in 2025:

Yves Bissouma

Rodrigo Bentancur

Heung-Min Son

Ben Davies

Contracts Expiring in 2027:

Cristian Romero

Richarlison

Mikey Moore

Dane Scarlett

Both Bissouma and Bentancur are now heading into the final year of their deals, which means Tottenham will either need to enter negotiations quickly or consider offloading them to avoid losing them for free next summer. Meanwhile, long-serving players Heung-Min Son and Ben Davies may be approaching the end of their time at the club, as Spurs prepare to usher in a new era under Frank.

In contrast, players like Romero and Richarlison still have two years remaining on their contracts, but their long-term roles at the club are uncertain. Romero, despite his quality, has been inconsistent, while Richarlison has struggled to fully justify his transfer fee. Both could be at a crossroads, depending on how Frank sees them fitting into his tactical setup.

Levy and the Board Under Pressure

Chairman Daniel Levy and the Tottenham hierarchy are under increasing pressure to make smart, proactive decisions this summer. With Champions League football returning after their recent Europa League triumph, Spurs need a deep and stable squad capable of competing on multiple fronts.

Tying down emerging talents like Moore, resolving contract issues with senior players, and making tough calls on those with uncertain futures will be key tasks over the coming weeks. The clock is ticking, and the decisions made now could shape Tottenham’s trajectory for seasons to come.