Tottenham Hotspur Tottenham Hotspur will be hoping to avoid relegation this season as they begin planning for a major squad rebuild in the summer transfer window. However, the scale of that overhaul will depend heavily on which division Spurs find themselves in next season.
Dropping into the Championship would bring serious financial consequences and could trigger a significant player exit, while remaining in the Premier League would likely allow the club to make a few high-profile signings to strengthen the squad. With that in mind, attention has turned to five Tottenham players who may have already played their final match for the club.
Cristian Romero’s future has come under scrutiny following the latest injury he suffered in the game against Sunderland. After undergoing an MRI scan, it was confirmed that he is expected to miss between five and seven weeks, effectively ruling him out for the remainder of the season. Although he is set to return in time for the summer and the World Cup with Argentina, ongoing transfer interest—particularly from Atlético Madrid—has raised doubts about his long-term future. Reports have also suggested he has a release clause in his contract, adding further uncertainty.
Ben Davies is also facing an unclear future at Spurs. The Wales international, the club’s longest-serving player with over a decade in North London, is out of contract this summer and could leave on a free transfer. With injury issues limiting his availability and no confirmed talks over an extension, his time at the club appears to be nearing its end.
Yves Bissouma could also be on his way out despite returning from injury and making a few appearances this season. With his contract due to expire in the summer and no clear plans for renewal, Spurs are reportedly open to letting him leave, although he remains a target for other clubs.
James Maddison’s situation is tied closely to Tottenham’s league status. The midfielder is currently recovering from an ACL injury and is not expected to return before June, meaning he will not feature again this season. Should Spurs be relegated, his departure could become likely, with his last appearance potentially being the match in which he sustained the injury.
Dejan Kulusevski has also been sidelined since May 2025, with his recovery taking longer than expected. Although he has reassured supporters about his progress, his long absence has raised questions about his future role at the club. He is targeting a return around the World Cup with Sweden, but uncertainty remains over what lies ahead depending on Tottenham’s situation.
