Whilst the focus is quickly moving towards incoming transfers at Tottenham Hotspur under Ange Postecoglou, there are a few contracts to sort as well.
Destiny Udogie has recently penned a new deal with the club – a huge boost after his excellent start to the season.

And given how deliberate Spurs’ recruitment and philosophy is already looking under Postecoglou, they will also want to be on top of their contracts.
That being said, Son Heung-min now only has 18-months remaining on his Tottenham contract, a player who has starred under Postecoglou.
And speaking to GIVEMESPORT, journalist Paul Brown was convinced that Son would be happy to sign a new deal alongside Pape Matar Sarr.
Brown said: “They’ve both become really important players for Spurs.
“I don’t think anyone saw just how important Sarr would become, but Son was always going to be a key player once Kane left.
“I think being able to tie them both down long term would be a huge boost for Spurs and it doesn’t look like that’s going to be an issue, as they’re both happy there.
“You can see that under Postecoglou players are playing with a smile on their faces again and I think getting them to sign long-term won’t be an issue really.”
Journalist says Tottenham’s Son Heung-min would sign new contract under Ange Postecoglou
Of course, securing these new contracts could be as important as any new signings in January.
Postecoglou is thought to want three signings next month: a centre-back, a midfielder and a forward.

And with one £40m target now very eager to join Tottenham, fans will hope that things can start moving quickly at the turn of the year.
Moreover, as much as these additions should take priority, Son’s new deal simply shouldn’t be put on the back burner.
Tottenham and Postecoglou don’t need a situation in which £22m Son has 12-months left on his contract next summer.
Although the Spurs captain seems very settled and happy, speculation is bound to begin and top European sides will be interested.
There’s certainly a lot to do for Daniel Levy in the coming months, ones that will be crucial to the club’s upwards trajectory.
And securing these new contracts shouldn’t be forgotten.
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