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The impending news of Gareth Bale’s transfer to Real Madrid is the worst kept secret of the past month. Although numerous reports have been denied by Daniel Levy, Florentino Perez and the player himself, it would be remarkable if he actually ended up playing for Tottenham this season after all the speculation. If, then, the news that we are all expecting to hear is finally announced to the world and made official, what would be the best way for Spurs to reinvest the money and which positions require the most attention?

With Tottenham opening their season with a 1-0 win this weekend, we take a look at one of their new recruits – Paulinho.

For a team that are going to be playing in the Europa League this campaign, Tottenham may struggle to find someone to replace Bale like-for-like, or maybe not be able to do it at all.

Gareth Bale will grace the Champions League once again.  The question is: When?

Two highly rated Brazilians have arrived on English shores this summer with Fernandinho and Paulinho joining Manchester City and Tottenham respectively – so who has got the better deal?

With Tottenham completing the signing of Brazil international Paulinho from Corinthians Andre Villas-Boas is beginning to sculpt a squad that many fancy as real contenders  for a Premier League challenge next season. But do they really stand a chance? We have a look at their midfield options and compare them to both Manchester United and Manchester City, both of whom will be vying to lift the trophy come May.

With Corinthians midfielder Paulinho completing a move to north London outfit Tottenham this week, we have 10 facts about the Brazil international for Spurs fans to sink their teeth into.

With reports of Tottenham entering the frame for Liverpool target Henrikh Mkhitaryan we have a closer look as to which destination would suit the Armenia international. The 24-year-old is said to be commanding a fee of around £20m because of his sublime form for current side Shakhtar Donetsk and is keen to make the switch to the Premier League to increase his reputation.

Loyalty is a rarity in modern day football, so should rightly be rewarded. The Metro are reporting that Andre Villas-Boas’ decision to turn down the advances of Paris Saint-Germain has impressed chairman Daniel Levy so  much so that he will be boosting his transfer budget to £50m this summer.

With all the talk of Gareth Bale staying or maybe leaving, several players’ futures have slipped through the cracks and with a squad trimming planned of up to a reported ten players we could be seeing a new look Tottenham next term after a strong season last year.