Tottenham chairman Daniel Levy insists none of the club's star names will be leaving White Hart Lane this summer.
Spurs chairman hopes to retain key players this summer
Tottenham chairman Daniel Levy insists none of the club's star names will be leaving White Hart Lane this summer.
Speculation is rife that playmaker Luka Modric and winger Gareth Bale will be the subject of strong interest from Europe's elite clubs should Spurs fail to make the UEFA Champions League.
Manager Harry Redknapp feels the club will end up going backwards if they sell their top players and although Levy agrees, he also believes this has been a progressive season given that Spurs finished fifth last term.
The Spurs chairman wrote in his end of season address to supporters: "Our squad has top players at all levels and we shall continue to seek stability and to retain key players this summer and beyond.
"We are a club that is focusing on growth and moving forward."
Progress
Levy continued: "Today (Sunday) will see the final league positions of several clubs decided, ourselves amongst them.
"We may, however, find that we still have to wait on the outcome of the Champions League final next weekend to know in which European competition we shall be competing.
"It is a mark of our progress and the quality of our squad that each season we now look and expect to be competing at the top of our game.
"Once again we have seen football played at home and away which has shown our brand and style of play around the world and led our competitors to describe us as the most entertaining team in the Premier League."
Stadium
This season has also seen Tottenham make progress in their plans to build a new stadium adjacent to their current home in North London after failing in their bid to take over the Olympic Stadium.
"With a commitment to invest in the area around the stadium from the Mayor and Haringey Council, an investment of some £90m in land and planning by the club and with planning applications granted, we are now pushing ahead with what is widely acknowledged to be the single most important development capable of delivering social change in the area - an iconic new stadium at the heart of a true sport-led regeneration scheme, delivering new homes, shops, restaurants, jobs and opportunities," Levy added.
"The scale of demolition around the stadium should leave no one in any doubt as to our intent to forge ahead with this project and we shall devote our full attention and energies to it."
