“SHOCKING TWIST! James Maddison’s Tottenham Exit CRASHES as Explosive News DROPS Today – You Won’t Believe What Happened!”

In a season that has largely disappointed for Tottenham Hotspur, James Maddison has come under fire for his performances—even though he’s still made contributions on the pitch.

Despite this, much of the scrutiny has landed on manager Ange Postecoglou, who has borne the brunt of criticism for the club’s domestic failings.

As frustration mounts in North London, all eyes are now on how Spurs will respond once the campaign concludes and their Europa League status is confirmed.

Among the key decisions looming is the future of several first-team players, Maddison included. Despite speculation, a summer exit for the midfielder appears unlikely.

Maddison is expected to return to fitness in time for the start of next season.

However, his recent injury has led to questions about whether he has already played his final match for the club.

Former Spurs goalkeeper Paul Robinson believes that won’t be the case.

In an interview with Tottenham News, he suggested Maddison’s future will remain on hold until broader questions around the club’s direction are answered.

“They’re not going to sell him while he’s injured,” Robinson explained.

“The major issue is with the manager and the recruitment structure. Maddison’s a top talent, and people often forget that.

There’s talk about players like Romero and Maddison, but if a new manager is brought in, it completely changes things. A new manager will have a fresh perspective.”

Robinson continued: “If a new coach arrives and Maddison hardly features between now and next January, then perhaps a sale could be considered.

But given his injury status, Tottenham are unlikely to receive the kind of fee they’d expect for him. So I believe he’ll remain a Spurs player for at least another season.”

As for Postecoglou, his future could play a pivotal role in shaping Tottenham’s outlook.

Should Spurs secure Europa League success, the sting of this disappointing season could be somewhat eased, especially when it comes to summer recruitment.

Achieving Champions League qualification would enhance their appeal to top talent. However, missing out could lead to player departures and a trickier transfer window.

The coming weeks are crucial for both Tottenham and Postecoglou, with the club’s trajectory—and the fate of players like Maddison—hanging in the balance.