How Tottenham could line up after £150m transfer splurge including Gabriel Jesus, James Ward-Prowse & Christian Eriksen

TOTTENHAM could undergo a major squad overhaul this summer after boss Antonio Conte was given a huge £150million war chest.

Conte guided Spurs into the Champions League next season with a 5-0 win over Norwich in their season finale.

However, the club's triumph wasn't enough to appease Conte who asked for showdown talks over his future shortly after the game.

And in an effort to keep him sweet, Spurs' owners ENIC have handed Conte the hefty windfall to improve the team.

A number of high-profile names such as Gabriel Jesus, James Ward-Prowse, and Christian Eriksen have already been linked with the North Londoners.

And here's a closer delve at how they could line up for Spurs going into the upcoming campaign.

Despite having a humongous cash influx, Conte's likely to keep the squad's core players, set-up in the 3-4-3 formation that's served him well this season.

Club captain Hugo Lloris will remain in goal, with Cristian Romero and Eric Dier sitting in front at the heart of defence.

Inter Milan ace Alessandro Bastoni is being lined up to join them at the back.

However, Spurs will likely replace both wing-backs as the futures of Sergio Reguilon and Emerson Palmieri look doubtful.

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The pair may be replaced by Nottingham Forest right-back Djed Spence, and Brighton’s Marc Cucurella on the opposite side.

Southampton ace James Ward-Prowse could accompany ex-Spurs star Christian Eriksen, who's been in fine form for Brentford, in the middle of the park

While Premier League joint-top scorer Son Heung-Min will continue to wreak havoc on the left-flank.

In attack, Gabriel Jesus could assist Harry Kane from the right-side.

But Conte may opt to revert to the 5-3-2 formation that won him the Scudetto with Inter, with a different variation of players.

Arsenal have also been linked with Jesus, so it could be business as usual for Son and Kane.

The midfield trio could consist of Rodrigo Bentancur, along with Leicester City ace Youri Tielemans, and Aston Villa star John McGinn.

While at the back, Villarreal's Pau Torres and Barcelona's Clement Lenglet, who Spurs reportedly want on loan, may replace Dier and Romero.

Elsewhere, Conte may opt to bring in Inter Milan’s Dutch right-sider Denzel Dumfries, with Genoa left-back Andrea Cambiaso.

Meanwhile, it's unlikely that Lloris' spot in goal is under threat despite the slew of changes to the squad personnel.