Another bad news hits Tottenham: The head coach of Tottenham shed tears as four of his star players made a final decision to terminate their huge contracts.

Another bad news hits Tottenham: The head coach of Tottenham shed tears as four of his star players made a final decision to terminate their huge contracts.

Another set of unfortunate news for Tottenham: Four of the team’s elite players have decided to end their enormous contracts, causing the head coach to cry.

Considering the club’s recent behind-the-scenes work, Tottenham Hotspur Stadium should have a very bright future ahead of it. The Lilywhites are obviously improving under Ange Postecoglou’s leadership, and the team’s selection as Spurs head coach does seem to be a game-changer.

Regarding transforming the club’s culture, Postecoglou has been likened to Sir Alex Ferguson of Manchester United by Tottenham Academy director Simon Davies. Although Postecoglou has already made significant adjustments, Davies acknowledged that it is “probably more impressive” to observe the influence he is having on the team from the inside. The former Manchester City academy coach made this revelation.

With Johan Lange serving as technical director and Postecoglou leading the team, Tottenham has made significant progress in the last two transfer windows in their quest to assemble a team capable of regularly challenging for major titles. In light of this, we have examined the 41 Tottenham players’ contract statuses in order to help the team make future plans.

A few players whose contracts expire at the end of June require choices from Postecoglou and Lange. Brandon Austin, the Spurs’ third-choice goalkeeper, is nearing the end of his contract, and Timo Werner’s loan agreement with the team ends in the summer.

At the conclusion of the current season, Spurs will have the opportunity to permanently purchase Werner for about £15.5 million. Given the cheap cost and his expertise, it might be obvious to sign him if he can truly close the season well and contribute to Tottenham’s Champions League qualification.

Even though Eric Dier and Ivan Perisic left Spurs on loan in January to join Bayern Munich and Hajduk Split, respectively, their departures are essentially final since their contracts expire on June 30.

There may be some movement this summer if players decide to leave permanently before their contracts expire in a year. If a long-term buyer can be found, Tanguy Ndombele and defenders Japhet Tanganga, Joe Rodon, and Sergio Reguilon must both permanently move on.

Both Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg and Giovani Lo Celso’s futures with the team beyond 2025 will require a decision from Spurs. Troy Parrott should be in high demand as a permanent departure is a possibility, following a respectable season on loan with Excelsior Rotterdam in the Eredivisie.

Ben Davies might be deserving of a new deal if Postecoglou intends for him to stay in his squad moving ahead. Son Heung-min is without a doubt the most notable player on the list of players whose contracts expire in 2025, but Tottenham is rumored to have the option to give him an additional year’s extension.

In the near future, as Rodrigo Bentancur and Yves Bissouma approach the last 24 months of their respective contracts, Tottenham might wish to consider extending their deals. If Bryan Gil is to remain in a supporting role at the team, it may be appropriate to let him go permanently this summer. Meanwhile, Emerson Royal may make headlines once more in the coming months due to rumors that he will be moving to Saudi Arabia at the start of the season.