It has already been an exciting summer for Tottenham Hotspur and their fans.
Mauricio Pochettino got his man in Tanguy Ndombele. The Frenchman is set to be the centrepiece of a new-look midfield this season.
Jack Clarke won't join the squad properly until next year after signing from Leeds United. He will enjoy one final season at Elland Road to prepare to play for Spurs in 2020.
There is a palpable sense of excitement around the club and business isn't done yet.
But who else could Spurs bring in this summer? We used Football Manager 2019 to try and predict the future what comes next for Pochettino and his team.
Tottenham transfers - 2019/20 season
Transfers in: £139 million rising to £141.25 million
Kalidou Koulibaly (Napoli) - £75 million
Federico Chiesa (Fiorentina) - £52 million
Guido Pizzaro (Tigres) - £8.5 millon rising to £10.75 million
Juan Fernando Quintero (River Plate) - £3.1 million
Not content with signing one of the most sought-after midfielders in world football in Ndombele, Spurs then went and snapped up Kalidou Koulibaly at a price well below what he is expected to fetch in the real world.
Digital Daniel Levy is clearly just as capable of his flesh and blood equivalent.
Federico Cheisa also arrived for a cool £52 million with Guido Pizzaro and Juan Fernando Quintero both arriving from South America.
Quintero had been linked with Spurs during the 2018 World Cup last summer.
After reaching the 2019 final of the Champions League, Pochettino really did get his wish for a big summer to push on and compete for the biggest honours in 2020, at least on Football Manager.
Transfers out: £17.5 million
Victor Wanyama (Locomotiv Moscow) - £11 million rising to £12.25 million
Vincent Janssen (West Ham) - £5.5 million rising to £6 million
Luke Amos (Sheffield Wednesday) - £1.1 million
Kyle Walker-Peters (Wolves) - Loan
Cameron Carter-Vickers (Celtic) - Loan
Juan Foyth (Bologna) - Loan
Oliver Skipp (Sheffield United) - Loan
Erik Lamela (Villarreal) - Loan
Marcus Edwards (Rotherham) - Loan
Anthony Georgiou (Bristol Rovers) - Loan
To offset their purchases, Victor Wanyama and Vincent Janssen were both sold, whilst Kyle Walker-Peters, Juan Foyth, Oliver Skipp, Erik Lamela and Marcus Edwards were all shipped out on loan deals.
Football Manager 2019 suggests that Spurs have only just got started, and there is much more excitement still to come for Tottenham fans this summer.
Just don't expect the club to have signed Cheisa and Koulibaly by deadline day!
