“SHOCKING Tottenham Exodus: £260,000-a-Week Superstars Set to FLEE in MASSIVE Rebuild Bombshell!”

Tottenham Hotspur are facing a crucial transitional period as they aim to rebuild their squad in pursuit of becoming serious Premier League title challengers.

As part of this process, two of their marquee players are reportedly on the verge of departing.

Spurs Secure Europa League Semi-Final Berth

Tottenham advanced to the semi-finals of the Europa League following a gritty and determined performance away to Eintracht Frankfurt on Thursday.

Ange Postecoglou’s men showed resilience and composure under pressure, defending heroically in the closing moments to preserve their lead.

A penalty from Dominic Solanke proved to be the deciding factor, propelling Spurs into the next round where they will face Norwegian underdogs Bodo/Glimt.

The minnows stunned Lazio by winning on penalties, setting up a storybook semi-final encounter with Tottenham.

Tottenham’s display in Germany was a model of professionalism and determination.

Despite the hostile environment, they kept their focus and held firm defensively, which earned the side high praise from Postecoglou after the final whistle.

“I’m incredibly pleased with so many aspects of our performance,” said the Spurs boss. “The lads gave everything.

On the road, in a European quarter-final against a strong opponent, we had to be disciplined, focused, and ready to take our chances.

“Everyone stepped up tonight. In such a critical game, they rose to the occasion.

Over the two legs, I feel we were the better team and deserved our place in the semi-finals.

We could’ve settled things in the first leg, but we made sure to finish the job tonight.”

James Maddison played a pivotal role, winning the penalty that ultimately decided the tie.

However, according to former Premier League striker and current talkSPORT pundit Troy Deeney, Maddison could be one of several high-profile players sacrificed in the transfer window.

Troy Deeney: Maddison and Son Could Be Offloaded

Deeney suggested that Tottenham chairman Daniel Levy may look to offload some of the club’s most recognizable names — including Maddison and captain Son Heung-min.

The pair currently earn a combined £260,000 per week and have been key figures under Postecoglou’s management.

Speaking on talkSPORT, Deeney remarked: “Postecoglou’s done a great job blooding the young talent, and giving them the belief to step up — look at Brennan Johnson, he’s got around 16 goals now. But I do think they’re in a transitional phase.”

“I can see the likes of Son, Maddison, Richarlison, and Bissouma all potentially moving on. Spurs are trying to reshape their squad, and there’s a lot of young promise there, like Mikey Moore.”

Deeney added that despite Tottenham’s promising crop of youngsters, what the squad lacks are experienced leaders to guide the team through difficult moments.

“They’re a bit like Chelsea — what they really need are one or two seasoned pros to instill a winning mentality. That’s what’s currently missing from this group.”