BREAKING NEWS- £120,000-per-week Tottenham player could completely terminate his Spurs contract after new development
With Ange Postecoglou at the helm, Tottenham Hotspur could soon see some significant changes to their squad as certain players look to end their contracts or depart on free transfers. As the team gears up for tonight’s Champions League clash against Galatasaray, following impressive wins over Manchester City and Aston Villa, speculation looms over several players who may be preparing their exits from North London.
Players Facing Uncertain Futures at Tottenham
A quartet of players—Sergio Reguilon, Ben Davies, Fraser Forster, and Alfie Whiteman—are all nearing the end of their contracts. Unless Tottenham’s management steps in to negotiate new deals, these players will likely leave as free agents next summer. Each of them has had a unique journey at the club, and their departures could signal a shift in Tottenham’s long-term strategy under Postecoglou.
Reguilon, for instance, has attracted attention from La Liga clubs, including Getafe, who see him as a potential low-cost addition. Despite being a former Real Madrid player with valuable experience, Reguilon hasn’t featured in a single Premier League or Europa League matchday squad this season. He’s still training with the first team, but it’s clear he’s not part of Postecoglou’s plans. With his contract set to expire, the 27-year-old could return to Spain and find a fresh start with a club that appreciates his skillset.
Ben Davies, a fixture in Tottenham’s defense for nearly a decade, may also be on his way out. The Welsh international has given years of loyal service to Spurs, but as his contract wraps up, there’s a strong possibility he’ll move on in 2025. The end of his tenure would mark the close of an era for the club, as Davies has been a constant presence through managerial changes and squad overhauls.
Tottenham will also have to decide what to do about Son Heung-min, whose contract is approaching its end. Fortunately for Spurs fans, the club holds an option to extend Son’s contract for an additional year, and it seems likely they’ll exercise it. Losing the South Korean star would be a significant blow, especially given his essential role in Postecoglou’s lineup and his unmatched popularity among supporters.
Uncertain Future for Timo Werner
Another player whose future remains in question is Timo Werner. Currently on a season-long loan from RB Leipzig, the German forward has shown flashes of skill but has struggled with consistency in front of goal. Tottenham holds an £8.5 million buyout clause in his loan deal, but given Werner’s finishing issues, the club is reportedly hesitant to trigger it. Unless he makes a compelling case for his inclusion, he’s expected to return to Leipzig at the end of the season.
Archie Gray’s Loan Decision in January
Archie Gray, a young English talent who joined Tottenham from Leeds for around £40 million in the summer, is another player whose role at the club remains in flux. Although he’s shown promise, he hasn’t yet established himself as a Premier League regular and has primarily been limited to cup competitions under Postecoglou. The club may consider loaning him out in January to give him more playing time and help him gain valuable experience, which could be crucial for his development.
Sergio Reguilon Considering Contract Termination
According to reports from Spanish news outlet Fichajes, Reguilon is even contemplating terminating his Tottenham contract early to expedite his exit. His former club, Sevilla, has emerged as a potential destination, as they look for a left-back to fill the role of Valentin Barco, who could return to Brighton. The idea of moving Reguilon on is appealing for Tottenham too, especially as he’s reportedly on a £120,000-a-week salary—a substantial figure given his current outcast status in the squad.
Allowing Reguilon to leave early could be beneficial for both Tottenham and the player, enabling him to resume his career in a familiar environment while freeing up wages for the club. As January approaches, all eyes will be on whether Tottenham opts to part ways with him sooner rather than later, potentially bringing an early resolution to his Tottenham stint.
What’s Next for Tottenham?
Postecoglou’s commitment to revitalizing Tottenham’s squad is evident, and these impending departures could open doors for fresh talent and new investments in the coming transfer windows. The possibility of trimming players who don’t align with his plans would allow Postecoglou to mold a squad that fully embraces his vision, setting the stage for a new era at Tottenham Hotspur.
