Spurs manager Juande Ramos admits he will have to sell some of his squad before bringing in new faces.
Tottenham boss will need to raise summer funds
Tottenham manager Juande Ramos admits he will have to sell some members of his squad before he can bring new faces to White Hart Lane.
Ramos, who replaced former boss Martin Jol in October, is expected to overhaul his inherited squad in the summer and he has been tipped to raid former club, Sevilla, for winger Diego Capel, while Atletico Madrid forawrd Deigo Forlan has also been rumoured as a potential target.
Spurs' star striker Dimitar Berbatov has been consistently linked with a move to Manchester United and Ramos has confessed he will be forced to sell some of his first-team players to raise funds for a summer spending spree.
It had previously been suggested Ramos had already decided which of his players were surplus to requirements, but the Spaniard insists he will wait until the end of the season before making a final judgement.
Income
"We have to see how this season finishes before we decide on what players leave and what ones we sign," Ramos said in the
Daily Star.
"We do not have a stipulated amount of money for transfers. It all depends on the income we get from the players we sell.
"We cannot have a squad which is too big. If players come in, then others will have to leave."
