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The summer transfer window is approaching and not only are Tottenham being linked to potential players who could make the move to north London, there are also those who may see an end to their Spurs chapter. This could come in all areas of the pitch, with the futures of the likes of Joe Rodon, Harry Winks and Lucas Moura all uncertain.
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CARDIFF : Wales manager Rob Page named the following 26-man squad for their World Cup playoff against either Scotland or Ukraine, plus three Nations League games next month.
While things very much appear to be on the up for Tottenham Hotspur at present – with Antonio Conte having clawed Champions League qualification back into Spurs’ hands going into the final day of the season, Fabio Paratici having secured several extremely impressive signings in the transfer market and Harry Kane, Son Heung-min and Dejan Kulusevski having formed a breathtakingly deadly attacking trio – there are still remnants of the old Spurs at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.
The thought of seeing Joe Allen in a Swansea City shirt next season is a tantalising one.
Antonio Conte could be forced into a change to his Tottenham Hotspur starting line-up to face Burnley in the north London side's penultimate Premier League match of the season.
Swansea City boss Russell Martin has reassured supporters that they have plans and targets in place if some of their key players were to leave South Wales this summer, speaking to Wales Online.
Tottenham Hotspur could be willing to sanction the sale of central defender Joe Rodon this summer, according to Evening Standard.