£70 million asterisk and no son

Nothing to escape: This season is a complete disaster for Tottenham.

Angel Postecoglou’s team is ranked 14th in the Premier League and 14th in the FA Cup, feeling very slim despite their chances of winning the Europa League.

Additionally, despite the Australian having to deal with a series of injuries this year, he was almost a full-time team on Sunday but still lost to Fulham.

So it wasn’t a surprise to see many managers tied to Lily’s White jobs after their 19th defeat in all the games over the weekend, including Andoni Iraola of Bournemouth.

The Spaniard did a great job on the South Coast, but what would his dream Spurs roster look like if he was appointed in the summer and allowed to bring him some new signings?

1

GK -Guglielmo Vicario

Perhaps a few months ago, just after Antonín Kinský’s impressive debut for Liverpool, the place is at least to debate.

But as time goes by, the young Czech shooter makes the kind of mistake you expect the young goalkeeper to make, and since he returns from injury Guglielmo vicario reminds everyone how he is doing.

The Italian is a great shooter and despite a strange mistake he sometimes makes, no matter who is in the canoe, he will undoubtedly be the Spurs’ first season.

2

RB -DJED SPENCE

The first outfielder in the lineup is a few who have his head high this season: DJED SPENCE.

With his proper chance to prove his worth in December, what Ian Wright calls the “shocking” right-back has been one of Lily’s best players.

Like Pedro Porro, the British could be deadly in offense, but unlike the Spaniard, he could trust his defensive side and do it with a high standard.

3

CB -MarcGuéhi

Fans may not want to hear this, but according to recent reports, it seems like Cristian Romero may be heading to Real Madrid in the summer.

But while Argentina certainly causes losses, it is possible that Errara will replace him with the incredible Marc Guéhi, the subject of the Spurs’ £70 million bid in the winter window.

The British may not have the blood of a World Cup champion, but despite being only 24 years old, the 6-foot Titans have accumulated 206 first teams in his career, with 145 coming to the Palace and 59 participating with Swansea City and Chelsea.

Furthermore, he is an integral part of the England side, reaching the finals of the European Championship in the summer, so he is obviously a man who thrives under high pressure, which is probably exactly what Lilywhites need.

4

CB -Micky van de ven

Guéhi will be the sensational Micky Van de Ven Ven, who is undoubtedly one of Tottenham’s most important players.

Dutch International respects talent scout Jacek Kulig, described as “complete and dominant” and is an ideal defender for a team who wants to play aggressive and expressive football, because his record speed means he can resume counterattacks when other centre-backs can’t do it.

Now, there are still serious questions about his ability to stay healthy, but you have to live in hope, right?

5

lb-Fate udogie

The defense is another player who fought for injuries, fate Udoji.

It is fair to say that the Italian international didn’t have the best campaign this season, but he should not forget his first year at the club.

On 23/24, the “monster” born in Verona is known as Travis Levisonhe made 30 appearances, scored two goals, provided 3 assists, and became the first Tottenham Hotspur player ever to be nominated for the Premier League Young Player Award.

So it makes sense for Erala to look at his ticket price in the new system another season, because the talent there is undeniable.

6

DM – Angel Gomes

Entering the midfield, the second new face in the roster is Losc Lille Star Angel Gomes.

The British contract with France will expire this summer, meaning he will get it for free, and there is no secret of the Spurs’ admiration for him.

It’s easy to understand why the North Londoner wants to sign up by former manager Jocelyn Gourvennec called “Special” 24-year-old because he can not only help him with his opposition attack at midfield base, but also because of his excellent pass range and impressive ball control, he can start his own opposition attack.

For example, FBREF put him in the top five midfielders in Europe, with expected assist goals and free throws winning the championship, earning the top 3% of goals from branches, scoring the top 5% of free throws, entering the top 5% of free throws, and the top 5% of free throws in the field, while the top 5% of free throws in the field is key passes per 90 points.

7

CM-James Maddison

In front of Gomes, the position will be British James Maddison.

The former Leicester City star can be an incredibly frustrating player who can fade out of the game, but when he is in the song, the midfielder is undoubtedly one of the most creative and dangerous people in the Premier League.

For example, in just 38 appearances this season, the Coventry-born star scored 11 goals and provided 7 assists, the average goal participation per 2.11 games.

8

CM -Dejan Kulusevski

It can be said that the midfielder around the midfield will be Tottenham Hotspur’s best player Dejan Kulusevski.

Originally dubbed “world-class” by Kulig, the Swedes have been signing in a flash this season, and he has spent a lot in the middle of the park.

Overall, the former Juventus star has scored ten goals and has provided 10 assists in 42 appearances this year with Lilywhites, an excellent average of goals per 2.1 games.

9

RW -Antoine Semenyo

Starting from the right wing, this may be one of the star men of Ilara this season: Antoine Semenyo.

News reporter Ed Aarons called it “uncompetitive” Bournemouth winger’s performance this season is incredible, with just 32 appearances in the Cherries, raising nine goals and five assists.

That means the 25-year-old Ben Mattinson calls it a “strong elastic hit” and his average goal is to participate in a team outside of the traditional ‘Big Six’ for every 2.28 games.

10

ST -Dominic Solanke

The club’s current record signing will be the top: Dominic Solanke.

While the former Bournemouth man had to endure some time due to injury this season, he looked great when he was on the court.

For example, in 33 appearances, the Basingstoke-born monster scored 11 goals and provided 8 assists, scoring an average of goals per 1.73 games and proved that he was more than just a target threat.

11

LW -Mathys Tel

Last but not least, Mathys TEL on the left next season will be club captain Son Heung-Min.

Now, that would require the activation of £45 million options in the Frenchman’s loan agreement, and to be honest, he hasn’t completely blown away people.

However, the option was put in the initial deal because the club saw him as a long-term choice and someone with bags and potential, based on his table last season, it seems to be.

For example, in 41 first-team games, a total of only 1406 minutes, dubbed by Kulig, he scored ten goals and provided six assists, averaging every 87.87 minutes per 2.56 games, an average of every 2.56 games or more impressive.

Furthermore, unlike his son, TEL is the player that Iraola may continue to build a team in the next few years.

Iraola’s Dream Spurs XI Comprehensive 2025/26: guglielmo vicario; DJED Spence, Marc Guehi, Micky Van de Ven, Destiny Udogie; Angel Gomes, James Maddison, Dejan Kulusevski; Antoine Semenyo, Dominic Solanke, Mathys Tel