'Nobody is safe' - Tottenham set for club clear-out beyond Ange Postecoglou with internal review expected to lead to various sackings

A miserable season for Spurs is reportedly likely to result in key changes being made in north London. Tottenham are expected to "carry out a wide-ranging summer overhaul of its football operation" which could result in a number of high-profile departures, according to the Daily Mail. The club plan to make changes to their medical, sports science and analytics operations after a dismal campaign which sees the team currently down in 16th place in the Premier League table.

Tottenham could still finish the season on a high by winning the Europa League, but Postecoglou is expected to depart even if Spurs do go all the way and lift the title. Injuries have played a part in Tottenham's poor form which could spell bad news for head of medicine Geoff Scott. One change has already been confirmed with former Arsenal CEO Vinai Venkatesham set to arrive as the club's new chief executive, and Scott Munn's position as chief football officer is now under threat.

Tottenham suffered their 18th defeat of the Premier League season on Monday against Nottingham Forest, just one shy of their all-time Premier League record of 19.

Life doesn't get any easier for Spurs, with Postecoglou's side facing a trip to Anfield to take on Liverpool next in the Premier League. After that, Spurs face Bodo/Glimt in the first leg of their crucial Europa League semi-final.