Tottenham Hotspur endured one of the darkest campaigns in the club’s recent history, and Xavi Simons has now called for major changes after Spurs narrowly avoided relegation on the final day of the Premier League season.Not many Tottenham Hotspur fans would have imagined their side battling relegation this season after ending the previous campaign on a high by winning the Europa League and bringing an end to a nearly two-decade trophy drought.But that is exactly where Tottenham found themselves throughout this campaign, as Spurs battled at the bottom end of the table alongside London rivals West Ham United.Tottenham eventually came out on top in the fight against relegation, finishing two points clear of the drop zone in a tense battle that went down to the final day.A 1-0 victory over Everton ensured Spurs’ Premier League status, despite West Ham fulfilling their side of the bargain by beating Leeds United at the London Stadium.Credit: Tottenham HotspurTottenham star Xavi Simons sends rebuild messageSpurs spent more than £120m in the summer, bringing in the likes of Mohammed Kudus, Xavi Simons, Mathys Tel, Joao Palhinha, Takai and Muani, but even that could not prevent the Lilywhites from suffering one of the worst league campaigns in the club’s history.With attention turning towards next season, summer signing Xavi Simons has now issued a message to Tottenham, urging the club to begin rebuilding ahead of the new campaign. Posting on social media, the Dutchman said: “Not the season we all envisioned. But we survived. I am proud of the boys. Your effort today was incredible. To the fans, you were incredible. I wish I could have been there. I wish I could have played my part. Now it is time to start rebuilding.”Not the season we all envisioned. But we survived. I’m proud of the boys. Your effort today was incredible. To the fans, you were incredible. I wish I could have been there. I wish I could have played my part. Now it’s time to start rebuilding.🤍— Xavi Simons (@xavisimons) May 24, 2026Simons remains sidelined with the ACL injury he sustained in Spurs’ away win over Wolves and is expected to return sometime next year, meaning he will miss the first half of next season.Spurs must move quickly in the transfer marketTottenham cannot afford to waste any more time preparing the squad for next season after the chaos of this campaign.Getting new signings through the door quickly will help them adapt to Roberto De Zerbi’s demands and allow the squad to benefit from a full pre-season under the Italian.While bringing in fresh faces is important, Spurs must also move on the deadwood if they are to improve next season. All of that business must be handled properly and at the right time, especially with the World Cup arriving this summer.READ MORE: ‘Massive fight’ – Harry Kane posts 17-word reaction to Tottenham’s Premier League survivalThe post Xavi Simons sends passionate 47-word message to Tottenham fans after Premier League survival appeared first on Spurs Web.