Spurs suffered their 10th home defeat of a miserable Premier League season, but still found time to celebrate their Europa League success

Tottenham chairman Daniel Levy says they're determined to use their Europa League success as a "springboard". Writing in today's match programme, Levy laid out plans to build on a first European trophy in 41 years.

Tottenham are expected to ramp up their transfer business following their qualification for next season's Champions League, and it appears that a move for a top playmaker could be closer to happening.

Before they invested in Chelsea, Todd Boehly and Jonathan Goldstein met with the ENIC chairman over a potential deal. Qatari sovereign wealth funds QIA and QSI have both been linked too, with the latter also known to have had in-person discussions with Levy.

There was an upturn in optimism surrounding Spurs heading into the 2024/25 campaign after Postecoglou implemented an exciting style of play in his debut season and the club narrowly missed out on European qualification.

Tottenham's qualification for the Champions League could lead to an exciting summer, and reports suggest they'll sign Mathys Tel for a cut-price fee.

BBC Sport analyses Tottenham's to-do list, from their manager's future, to recruitment plans and the bonuses for European glory.

When Tottenham Hotspur beat Manchester United 4-3 in a chaotic League Cup quarter-final this season manager Ange Postecoglou railed against criticism of his cavalier tactics and said grinding out 1-0 wins was just not the way he does business.