While their domestic and European rivals have found the stability Spurs crave today, the threat is very real that things could get even worse, with a mass exodus of top players looming, before the club begins to bounce back.
If the club is relegated, it could, despite the relegation compensation and its solid financial resources, experience difficulty in immediately returning to the Premier League.
However, the Championship is a championship renowned for its intensity and unpredictable results. The 2026-2027 season promises to be particularly challenging, with Wrexham ready to invest massively under the direction of its Hollywood owners Ryan Reynolds and Rob Mac, as well as Birmingham City led by American football legend Tom Brady.
Asked about a possible stagnation for Spurs, the experienced M’Poku, 34, who played in Belgium, Greece, Italy, Abu Dhabi and Turkey, believes: “I don’t believe that they will stagnate or that they will go down. I hope I’m wrong. »
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