TA: Tottenham may sell Bisuma, Richarlison and others, and Romero s departure will bring high returns

June 4th TA wrote an article analyzing the situation of Tottenham's summer window and discussing the signing and selling of players.

What positions will Tottenham pay attention to this summer?

Last season, Tottenham exposed the problem of insufficient lineup depth, which made it difficult for the team to deal with the two-line battle, which in turn caused some injuries. Tottenham will usher in a more challenging Champions League next season, and they need to add strong aids to this. Team coach Postkoglu mentioned this after the season's finale, and when talking about what type of players the team needs, he said: "We need players who can adapt to the Champions League level, not those who are working to improve to that level."

Tottenham still need to introduce a center to relieve Solank's pressure. Substitute center Richarlison played only 15 games last season due to calf and hamstring injuries. In terms of midfield, Bentancur and Bisuma are not perfect candidates. Both of them have only one year left in contracts. Tottenham needs to consider whether to continue to use them or introduce better players.

Brennan Johnson is Tottenham's top scorer in the league this season. He scored 11 league goals, but he lacked presence both on and off the court. Perhaps introducing a right winger to increase competition in the team can benefit the Welsh winger. Kulusevsky can play Johnson's position, but judging from his on-the-spot performance, he is more suitable to be the front midfielder.

Will Postkoglu stay in office?

At present, Postkoglu's future is still undecided, and people are waiting to see what will happen to the coach who led Tottenham Hotspur to break the 17-year championship drought. If Tottenham stays with Apollo, they will let the latter focus on signings this summer.

Last season, Tottenham relied too much on a core team of young players, including Udorgi, Berrival and Archie Gray, and they need more help in the future.

If Levi decides to fire Postkoglu, his successor will prioritize introducing players who suit his tactical style. There are quite a few unknown factors before the transfer window opens, which is not a good thing. Tottenham's signing target will observe whether Tottenham will change coaches, and during this period they may negotiate with other teams.

Does Tottenham already have specific goals?

Spurs had asked about Visa in January, but Brentford made it clear that they would not want to sell players mid-season. Last season, Visa played 35 games in the Premier League and scored 18 goals. His contract expires one year, and Brentford has the option to extend the contract term for one year. Visa can play multiple positions in the frontcourt and it is a smart idea to introduce him, but since he will be 29 in September, the transfer fee and player salary will exceed Tottenham's budget.

What players does Tottenham want to sell?

They need to make a decision on the future of the two midfielders, and Bentankur performed well last season, which means they may sell Bisuma.

Richarlison has been recovering from injury before the Europa League semi-finals, and it may have been the time to leave the team. The Brazilian winger has been suffering from injuries since three seasons of joining Tottenham.

Solomon helped Leeds United win the Championship, he is about to end his loan and return to Tottenham, and he will be the team's priority for sale.

Romero is the vice captain of Tottenham Hotspur, and he made great contributions to winning the UEFA Cup. Romero is about to turn 27 and has two years left on his contract. He publicly stated in April that he wanted to play in La Liga. If Romero leaves the team, Tottenham fans will be angry about it, but if he does leave, it will bring considerable benefits to the team.

Marseille will buy out Hoyber this summer, which will bring Spurs a 20 million euro return.

What is Tottenham's transfer budget under the restrictions of the Fiscal Fairness Act?

Winning the UEFA Cup can improve their budget. If Tottenham loses to Manchester United in the UEFA Cup final and fails to qualify for the Champions League next season, it will be difficult for us to see Tottenham make heavy signings this summer. But now they have been qualified for the Champions League as the UEFA Champions League champions, which can ensure that the UEFA Champions League Hotspur can play at least four home games next season, so the situation will become more optimistic.

Spurs has more than £200 million in the transfer market, but whether it is sufficient cash has been a mystery. The teams have earned more than £500 million in the past two seasons, and the Champions League prize will make them more funded.

This season, UEFA's total prize money for the Champions League is about 2.4 billion euros. Each club that advances to the league stage can receive a basic bonus of 18.6 million euros, with an additional bonus of 2.1 million euros for each win, and a draw of 700,000 euros. Even if Tottenham loses all in the Champions League next season, they still earn a considerable income, which does not include tickets, merchandise sales and catering revenue.

If Postkoglu leaves office, his successor will be confident that he will be fully supported by the club in the transfer market.