Tottenham can replace key players with £50m star Arsenal really wants

Tottenham Hotspur will be a very interesting summer transfer window, which makes it very important after qualifying for the Champions League next season.

The Spurs have gained a huge boost both on and off the court after a final victory in the Europa League in Bilbao last month, and Thomas Frank will pay off as he prepares for the first job of managing an elite-level club.

Giving Tottenham a financial windfall, not to mention the bigger players earned by participating in Europe’s most prestigious matches, they will play a crucial role in attracting the club’s highest transfer goal to the N17.

But that doesn’t mean they can keep the best players.

Son Heung Min is likely to have played his last game for the Spurs, and in Saudi Arabia there is serious interest in the South Koreans, while Madrid’s Atlettoto Madrid continues to sniff out star defender Cristian Romero.

The 27-year-old, crowned as the official Europa League player of the European League this season, was crucial to Ange Postecoglou throughout the game, helping the Spurs end their 17 years waiting for a major silverware.

Teammates such as Micky Van de Ven said Romero was also the leader in the locker room and he praised the Argentinian for helping him in the transition to Premier League football.

“To me, he’s world-class. He’s the leader. He’s always 100%. He’s a top player, defending the ball without ball, without ball.”

“I can assure you that he is not afraid of anyone. He keeps moving forward in every game. From the first day here, he helped me. He is just a world-class player.”

Tottenham reportedly faced the prospect of losing his priority, and he reportedly told Chairman Daniel Levy that he was eager to leave the club this summer (Marca) and it was reliable football.

Tottenham Hotspur can replace Christian Romero with Mark Guy

According to Gold, Tottenham Hotspur has been a fan of “long-term” Crystal Palace star Marc Guehi, a potential “obvious” candidate to step onto Romero’s shoes.

The Spurs bid for £70 million for England International in January, and Palace Chairman Steve Parish refused, with little valuable time to replace the defender.

Gold warned that while Tottenham could offer Guehi Champions League football, any move depends on defensive sales, as Frank currently has a centre-back and the 24-year-old may have found a new club when they agree to some sales.

Liverpool, like Liverpool, Arsenal is “very sharp” on Guji, so in this case the Spurs may even cut jobs for them. Givemesport said he is about to sign the last 12 months of his contract at Selhurst Park, but the palace will still demand about £50 million.