There were times this season when things looked bleak for Tottenham.
A prolonged and almost embarrassing managerial search in the summer saw Nuno Espirito Santo eventually appointed, but the former Wolves boss lasted just fourth months.
Star man Harry Kane wanted out too, with champions Manchester City keen to sign him, but the England skipper ended up staying.
There were suggestions he had downed tools at the north London club, seemingly disinterested and taking until mid-October to score his first Premier League goal of the campaign.
But after a rocky start under current manager Antonio Conte, the signs are looking much brighter for Tottenham - and Kane is now facing a dilemma about his future.