The Tottenham Hotspur squad has undergone significant changes under manager Ange Postecoglou, with 16 players leaving the club permanently this year, marking the largest turnover in recent history. Notable departures include Giovani Lo Celso, who returned to Real Betis for £8.4 million, and Oliver Skipp, who moved to Leicester City for over £20 million after 18 years with Spurs. Meanwhile, the San Antonio Spurs are gearing up for a promising season, fueled by the arrival of Victor Wembanyama and hopes of returning to championship contention under coach Gregg Popovich, who is aiming for one last title. The Spurs' early schedule is packed with tough opponents, making it vital for them to establish their competitiveness. Additionally, the team's ability to close out close games will be crucial for their playoff aspirations, as they struggled last season with a 4-7 record in games decided by three points or less. With new veteran additions and returning talent, the Spurs are optimistic about their chances to improve this season.