Tottenham could lose one of their most-used players, with Ange Postecoglou angry about what he’s seen ‘inside [and] ‘outside’ the club.

Tottenham Hotspur appear to be preparing for a busy summer transfer window.

Although Tuesday night’s setback to Manchester City means the team will miss out on Champions League qualification, a return to European participation in the Europa League appears to be in the cards.

Depending on Wednesday night’s Premier League results, Spurs will have at least a three-point lead in fifth place heading into their last game of the season, a visit to relegated Sheffield United.

A point will be enough to secure fifth place, and a squad that has been creaking in recent weeks will need to be reinvigorated, as manager Ange Postecoglou intimated not so gently following City’s defeat.

“The foundations are really fragile,” the Australian explained. “That’s what the last 48 hours have showed me.

“It takes place both inside and outside the club. Outside, inside, and everywhere. This has been an intriguing exercise. It’s only my observations, mate.

Another attacker is expected to be on Tottenham’s summer shopping list, but they may also have to contend with the departure of one of their major attackers.

According to the Italian outlet ASRomaLive.it, Roma are hoping to sign forward Dejan Kulusevski this summer.

They claim that Roma manager Daniele De Rossi has requested two attacking players, with the Swede emerging as a new target.

The Italian club is still looking for a new sporting director, but Kulusevski and Juventus’ Federico Chiesa are mentioned as players who would fit De Rossi’s approach.

According to the source, the Spurs player has the same agency as De Rossi and has Serie A experience, having signed on loan from Juventus in January 2022 before a permanent deal was sealed last summer.

Another loan deal with a buy option is being discussed, but with Spurs having the Sweden international under contract until 2028, the player will most certainly need to lobby for an escape if a move is to be approved.

Kulusevski has played in all but two of Spurs’ Premier League games this season, scoring three goals and providing three assists.