Oh No… I Can’t Believe His Contract Is Up and He’ll Be Leaving Next Year
Is Ange going to extend his contract? Will he even want to stay after attracting interest from a rival club?
This fan-favorite has joined the list of six players whose contracts expire next year. What are the chances of him remaining at the club if Ange chooses to offer an extension?
### Tottenham Needs to Assess the Futures of Six Players
Tottenham Hotspur faces crucial decisions in the coming months regarding the futures of six first-team players, as noted by Transfermarkt. The club’s management must initiate contract renewal discussions for players they want to retain for the 2025/26 season and beyond, while also informing those who won’t be part of future plans.
**Heung-min Son**
Heung-min Son is undoubtedly the most significant player whose contract is nearing its end. At 32, he remains a key figure in Ange Postecoglou’s squad and is crucial to the team’s success. Spurs have the option to trigger a one-year extension in his current deal, which they are expected to exercise to secure his short-term future.
**Ben Davies**
Entering his eleventh year with Tottenham in 2025, Ben Davies has demonstrated reliability and loyalty throughout his tenure. Although he may not be the most marketable player, he is highly regarded by the fanbase. This season, he has played a secondary role to Destiny Udogie, but the club is likely to offer him another short-term contract to extend his time with the team.
**Sergio Reguilon**
Sergio Reguilon has struggled to find his place at Tottenham, having been loaned out three times without reestablishing himself in the first team. With no clear path back into Ange Postecoglou’s plans, it seems certain he will not receive a contract extension and will be free to seek a new club starting in January.
**Fraser Forster**
As the backup goalkeeper, Fraser Forster has accepted his role behind Guglielmo Vicario. At 36, he appears content and is likely to be offered another short-term extension, although this may change if a younger goalkeeper emerges from the academy or if the transfer market presents new options.
**Alfie Whiteman**
At 26, Alfie Whiteman is the third-choice goalkeeper and will need to secure regular playing time as he approaches the prime of his career. Tottenham is unlikely to offer him a new contract, and if they part ways with Forster, they will support Whiteman’s desire for more playing opportunities elsewhere.
**Timo Werner**
Currently on loan, Timo Werner’s deal expires at the end of the season. It seems unlikely that Tottenham will opt to make the loan permanent, especially if they receive new funding through potential investments. While he has stepped up during Son’s injury, his lack of confidence in front of goal has hindered his overall impact.
