Tottenham Hotspur are in serious danger of getting relegated from the Premier League this season, the consequences if Spurs end up going down will be massive one of the biggest losses for Tottenham if they end up getting relegated is the huge negative financial impact it'll have on the club, and this will force them to sell several of their most talented and wanted players to balance the books, and that too for a lower transfer fees as well since they'll not have much negotiation power if they're relegated.
This season was supposed to be the beginning of something special for Tottenham, as they had appointed Thomas Frank from Brentford, and they even enjoyed a fantastic start under him. However, things soon went from great to disastrous, leaving the board with no choice but to sack Frank. Ironically, they are now in an even worse situation than under Frank, as his successor, Igor Tudor, who had established a reputation of being a specialist in saving clubs during relegation battles, has had an unbelievably bad stint at the club so far.
Let us now look at 5 players who Tottenham Hotspur would probably be forced to sell if Spurs do end up getting relegated from the Premier League
Micky van de Ven
Micky van de Ven is widely seen as one of the most promising young defenders in the Premier League, and he's even been linked to Liverpool for a long time as well. The Dutch centre-back has even scored 4 and assisted one goal in a season where Spurs have been unbelievably poor. He is sure to be a player that would be wanted by numerous top European clubs if Spurs get relegated.
Cristian Romero
Spurs captain Cristian Romero is without a doubt a talented player, but his performances and behaviour both on-field and off-field have been simply disastrous. He has shown 0 leadership quality this season when the club and its players need it the most in this horrible they are going through, and he's even had 2 red cards this season. His performances have been underwhelming as well. He is sure to get sold by the club, regardless of whether they end up getting relegated or not.
Pedro Porro
There was a time when Pedro Porro was considered to be one of the best right-backs in the Premier League. He hasn't been able to replicate his usual best performances this season, but the same can be said about all the Spurs players. He's still 26, and is about to hit his peak years. Considering his exquisite attacking quality when playing in top form, he's sure to have lots of clubs interested in buying him if Spurs are to get relegated.
Lucas Bergvall
Lucas Bergvall has been one of those few players for Tottenham Hotspur who has been Impressive in most of the games he has played this season. The 20 year old Swedish midfielder has managed to establish himself as one of the most promising midfielders in the Premier League despite playing in a struggling side, and that's a testament to his special talent. He is one of those players most tops would love to buy if Spurs are forced to sell him.
Luka Vušković
Tottenham Hotspur's best defender this season has been Luka Vušković, and ironically, he doesn't even play for them right now. The 19 year old centre back has become one of the most sought-after young talents in world football, as he has been sensational for Bundesliga club Hamburg this season. He's also scored 5 goals as well despite being a defender. The likes of Bayern Munich and Barcelona are said to be interested in the player.
In conclusion, relegation from the Premier League would represent a huge setback for Tottenham Hotspur, both financially and competitively. The loss of television revenue, sponsorship income, and global exposure would place enormous pressure on the club’s finances, making it extremely difficult to retain some of their most valuable stars. As a result, Spurs would likely have no choice but to offload several key players in order to stabilize their financial situation and rebuild for the future. If such a scenario unfolds, the five players mentioned above could be among the most likely departures as Tottenham attempt to recover from what would be one of the darkest moments in the club’s modern history.
