Three players who may have already played their final game for Spurs, including Llorente

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Tottenham Hotspur will be looking to offload some players this summer.

Many Tottenham fans will be wanting new signings this summer in order to improve on this season’s third-place Premier League finish, but some players may also be heading for the exit door.

With Mauricio Pochettino seeking incomings, other players will have to make way, and here are three players who may have already turned out in a Spurs shirt for the final time…

Toby Alderweireld

Defender Alderweireld had been a key player for more than two years following a 2015 move from Southampton, but he has fallen out of favour this season for a number of reasons, from his contract impasse to his injury woes, and the form of Davinson Sanchez too. Rumours are swirling about the Belgian joining Manchester United this summer, and given that there is a release clause in his contract which can be activated next summer, Spurs may well choose to cash in this summer whilst they can still dictate his price tag.

Georges-Kevin Nkoudou

Winger Nkoudou joined Spurs from Marseille in the summer of 2016 after a protracted transfer saga, but has been a major disappointment. The 23-year-old has made just 23 appearances for Spurs and is yet to start a Premier League game under Pochettino, having been sent out on loan to Burnley in January. Nkoudou didn’t set the world alight at Turf Moor either, and he will surely be sold this summer to bring an end to his disappointing time with Tottenham.

Fernando Llorente

Snapped up for £15million from Swansea City back in August, Llorente was supposed to be the proven striker Tottenham needed to cover for Harry Kane, having hit 15 goals last season. However, Spurs have struggled to utilise the Spaniard properly, meaning he has scored just twice in all competitions this season. Speculation linked the 32-year-old with a swift exit in January, and given that Pochettino preferred Son Heung-min in attack without Harry Kane, Llorente’s days with Spurs look numbered already.