Tottenham finish the 2022/23 season in eighth place in the Premier League, meaning Spurs will not feature in any European competitions.
However, Spurs will have another busy summer as a number of players are expected to leave, while some are out of contract this summer. The player who has been linked with a move is Harry Kane, who has been linked with Manchester United.
Meanwhile, Spurs have had a busy summer transfer window welcoming Clement Lenglet, Fraser Forster, Ivan Perisic, Yves Bissouma, Richarlison, Djed Spence and Destiny Udogie to their squad. Meanwhile, Cameron Carter-Vickers, Steven Bergwijn, Clarke, Dane Scarlett, Joe Rodon, Giovani Lo Celso, Tanguy Ndombele, Harry Winks and Marcel Lavinier have been out from London. The North Londoners plan to continue their activities in the coming seasons as they want to strengthen their squad.
With some familiar names involved in a move to the London Stadium, here's how the Liliywhites could line up for the 2023-24 Premier League season based on recent transfer rumors.
* How to arrange Tottenham's squad in the 2023/2024 season when Kane leaves & Maddison comes in
*Guardians:
Jordan Pickford, Wojciech Szczesny, David Raya, Hugo Lloris, Fraser Forster, Brandon Austin
* Defender:
Cristian Romero, Eric Dier, Davinson Sanchez, Japhet Tanganga, Ben Davies, Emerson Royal, Matt Doherty, Pedro Porro, Clément Lenglet, Marc Guehi
* Midfielder:
James Maddison, Oliver Skipp, Pierre-Emile Hojbjerrg, Rodrigo Bentancur, Yves Bissouma, Pape Sarr, Ivan Perisic, Ryan Sessegnon
*The attacker:
Son Heung-min, Bryan Gil, Richarlison, Bryan Gil
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Manchester City striker Erling Haaland may have lined up for Manchester United under different circumstances
Haaland in the derby last October
Erling Haaland has scored both at home and away for Manchester City this season, but a goal on neutral ground kept him from scoring.
His first game for the club came at the King Power Stadium in the Community Shield against Liverpool, where he made one of the season's misses that sent his doubts into the limelight. crazy. Within a few weeks, he had made those predictors say stupid things when he scored with unprecedented speed in preparation to win the Premier League Golden Boot.
Haaland also had a game at Wembley, perhaps surprisingly, in the FA Cup semi-final against Sheffield United days after a grueling Champions League game at Munich. He put the ball in the net in this situation, but it was disqualified for a foul on the build. Of course, that means he's still waiting for his target at a neutral location, although his post-Community Shield form shows he's not inclined to stay silent for long. It would be a surprise if Haaland ended his first campaign in English football without a goal at Wembley or Istanbul - or both.
Haaland, of course, could very well have been a United player. Ole Gunnar Solskjaer told United to sign the striker for just £4m while he was at Molde then while he was at Old Trafford the teenager cost £17m but instead moved to Dortmund.
United tried to claim the Dortmund deal was bad for football because of the power it placed in the hands of its representatives, but the Norwegian has since shown that generational talent is worth the compromise. There was so little progress from United at a time when Haaland was preparing to leave Dortmund that they weren't even among the clubs he considered before choosing City.
A Haaland goal on Saturday will once again show why Man City signed him as they bid for a treble as the team has never lost when he has scored, setting him up and they reached the final of the Champions League.Champions League in Istanbul. It will also provide further evidence as to why Erik Ten Hag is stupid when it comes to the lack of spending at United.
The Reds boss hinted on Sunday that all of their opponents had stepped up in January that they didn't, so either he considers Man City so far ahead of United that they can't be. considered a rival, or he forgot that the only deal the Blues made was for Joao Cancelo to join Bayern on loan.
United are not fighting for titles because they don't spend, but because for years they have squandered the wrong players and failed to buy the ones they wanted. Haaland can take it home this weekend.
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