As it stands you would be hard pressed to find a team more likely to catch up with Chelsea than their London rivals Tottenham. As it stands the West London club continue to look to wrap up the Premier League as early as possible, but if any team is going to push them until the end it will be this incredibly talented Tottenham Hotspur squad.
With that in mind, many fans of both, and neutrals, will be looking at using the old “Yeah, well you’ve just bought your success!” line. Yawn, wake up, this is the Premier League remember ladies and gents. So, instead of looking at how much Tottenham have indeed spent on their squad, lets flip that and assess just how much their squad is actually worth.
If one club has received more accolades for individuals so far this season, it is undoubtedly Tottenham, whether it be Alli, Kane, Alderweireld or Lloris, the north London club just can’t help continually turning on the style. But how much are they worth on their own merits?
Michel Vorm – £2.5million
Out of contract in the summer of 2018. At 33, the Dutchman may want to move, and for a fair price too. Image Source: Twitter
Hugo Lloris – £50million
Spurs' miracle worker between the sticks, club captain and with five years left on his contract. You'll need the cash and the good fortune to pull this off. Image Source: Twitter
Kevin Wimmer – £7.5million
Shown promise when needed at CB, but with only 14 games in two seasons, he's clearly not needed at White Hart Lane. Image Source: Twitter
Toby Alderweireld – £35million
One of the best CBs in the league. His transfer would also recoup money in shirt printing, too. Image Source: Twitter
Jan Vertonghen – £20million
Reforming his Ajax partnership with Toby has shown the league just how formidable a pair they are. Image Source: Twitter
Kyle Walker – £15million
Suspect defensively, and, an attitude on him to boot. But, boy does he know how to fly forward as a RB. Image Source: Twitter
Danny Rose – £18million
A solid LB, but by no means world-class as some Spurs fans will claim. Image Source: Twitter
Ben Davies – £8million
43 games in three seasons, safe to say the Welshman is firmly behind Danny Rose. Image Source: Twitter
Kieran Trippier – £12million
How on earth Tottenham go him in for £3.5mill is criminal. The RB has pin-point crossing and passing, and is tasty going forward. Image Source: Twitter
Moussa Sissoko – £15million
Not often Spurs get ripped off, but here, they have been and then some. Image Sourced: Twitter
Moussa Dembele – £20million
The Belgian midfield enforcer is exactly the sort of player EVERY side wants breaking up play in the middle of the park. Image Sourced: Twitter
Harry Winks – £5million
Tidy youth product made to look better by those around him. That's all. Image Source: Twitter
Christian Eriksen – £25million
Criminally underrated. Still only 25. What a player. Image Source: Twitter
Victor Wanyama – £28million*
How on earth they got this spaghetti loving beast for £11million is a joke. Image Source: Twitter
Eric Dier – £18million
Again, what an underrated player Tottenham have in their mitts. £4million they paid...jeez. Image Source: Twitter
Dele Alli – £40million
Please don't get carried away. He does have the potential to be worth MUCH more, especially if he stops those cringeworthy handshakes. Image Source: Twitter
Erik Lamela – £12.5million
Want a dodgy haircut and a rabona goal? Here you go. Don't expect much else, though... Image Source: Twitter
Son Hueng-Min – £25million
The most expensive player in Asian history. Tottenham don't do breaking even, so they'd want to make a slight profit here for the skilful South Korean. Image Source: Twitter
Vincent Janssen – £12.5million
As it stands, one goal in open play. They'll have to hope he comes good or make a loss and accept a packet of Monster Munch! Image Source: Twitter
Harry Kane – £60million
Troublesome ankles, but 20+ goals in last three seasons means £££s. Image Source: Twitter
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So there you are, it’s profit galore, just as Daniel Levy likes running Tottenham. With some real profit to be made on a handful of these players, Tottenham fans may want to be wary of him cashing in again a la Gareth Bale, and the inevitable two-year period to actually spend the money.
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