It looks set to be another summer of significant change for Tottenham Hotspur this year.
The Lilywhites didn't get enough business done last year, and that, combined with a terrible run of injuries, has seen their domestic campaign go from bad to worse this season.
However, it's not just incomings that could completely alter the team in the coming months, but outgoings, as it remains to be seen whether Ange Postecoglou will keep his job and several key stars have also been linked with an exit.
In fact, the club could even be at risk of losing one of their most important players in a move that would feel reminiscent of Christian Eriksen's transfer in 2020.
Tottenham's potential exits
Without a doubt, the biggest story concerning an exit from Tottenham at the moment concerns Cristian Romero, as, after being linked with Real Madrid earlier this year, reports from the last few weeks have touted him for a £67m move to Atlético Madrid.
Worse yet, those same reports have revealed that the Argentine would also like the move and has already held talks with Diego Simeone.
A far less damaging exit, and one likely welcomed by the fans, could be that of Timo Werner, as it was recently revealed that the North Londoners will likely not be making his stay permanent.
The RB Leipzig loanee has been underwhelming at best during his time at the club and has only been able to amass a haul of four goal involvements in 27 games.
However, a far more significant loss would be that of Dejan Kulusevski.
Yes, according to former Tottenham scout Mick Brown, the Swedish international is "going to be interested" in moving back to Serie A this summer.
Speaking to Football Insider, Brown revealed that AC Milan and Napoli are just some of the teams interested in him and that, due to him and other players feeling "frustrated" about how the season has panned out, it's a move that's genuinely "feasible even if Tottenham don't want to let him leave."
Losing the former Juventus ace would be a disaster for Spurs and a potential repeat of Eriksen's departure five years ago.
Why Kulusevski could be Eriksen 2.0
There are, unfortunately, a few reasons why Kulusevski's transfer this summer could mirror Eriksen's in 2020, and the first is the fact that they are both sensationally gifted creative midfielders.
For example, during his time in North London, the former Lilywhites star racked up an incredible haul of 69 goals and 88 assists in 305 appearances, which comes out to an average of a goal involvement every 1.94 games.
For his part, the "world-class" Stockholm-born maestro, as dubbed by talent scout Jacek Kulig, has scored 25 goals and provided 29 assists in 138 appearances, which comes out to an average of a goal involvement every 2.55 games.
However, this season has seen him spend more time in the middle of the park than on the wings for the first time in his Spurs career, which has seen him produce 20 goal involvements in 42 appearances or one every 2.1 games.
The next similarity would be their destinations and the fact that Tottenham did not want to lose them, as the current Manchester United ace left North London to join Inter Milan and Kulusevski's potential destination looking like it could be the black and red half of the city: AC Milan.
Finally, both players are key members of a Scandinavian national team, with Eriksen amassing a staggering 140 senior caps for Denmark and the Lilywhites star earning 45 for Sweden.