What’s changed at Tottenham over the summer?

Spurs started their Premier League campaign at Brentford’s Gtech Community Stadium on Sunday, taking an early lead through Cristian Romero before goals from Bryan Mbeumo and Yoane Wissa turned the game on its head.

Emerson Royal levelled the scores in first-half injury-time and, although it would remain 2-2, Tottenham enjoyed two-thirds of the ball and had more shots than their opponents at what has, for the last two seasons, been a difficult place for most sides to visit.

Postecoglou hasn’t required a huge squad overhaul to enact his way of play either, with the peripheral Harry Winks and Lucas Moura the only other first-team squad members to leave on a permanent basis.

Dejan Kulusevski and Pedro Porro are now Tottenham players after their loan spells, while Ashley Phillips and Alejo Veliz look like signings for the future.

That leaves four major new arrivals, with James Maddison surely the headline capture from relegated Leicester City.