Tottenham are planning a squad overhaul this summer after an inconsistent season under Ange Postecoglou.
The Australian coach will have his position reviewed at the end of the campaign with Spurs still battling for a trophy in the UEFA Europa League.
However, his side are expected to finish outside the European qualification spots in the Premier League and that will pile more pressure on Postecoglou.
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Veterans Ben Davies and Fraser Forster are both out of contract with decisions also expected on two of their loan players in the coming weeks.
Mathys Tel joined on a six-month loan from Bayern Munich in January with Spurs retaining a £50m [$65m] option to make the deal permanent in June.
The France U21 international has failed to score a Premier League since landing in North London and the club will wait to see more before answering Bayern Munich over a deal.
A firmer call looks to be already made on Timo Werner with injuries and some high-profile goal misses marking his time at the club.
Werner joined Spurs on loan until the end of last season in January 2024, and despite an indifferent showing, Postecoglou activated a clause extend the loan for 2024/25.
Split across 18 EPL appearances – with just four as a starter – the Germany international has not found the net in league action and Tottenham will send him back to RB Leipzig in June.
As per reports from Teamtalk.com, Postecoglou’s public criticism of Werner’s performance was the final straw, and the club will not take up a £10m [$13m] to keep him.
With Werner under contract in Leipzig until 2026, and the Bundesliga side not keen on bringing him back into the fold, he could move on again.
Partner club New York Red Bulls will be offered the chance to take Werner for the final year of his Leipzig contract.
