Toulouse Football Club must manage several key situations to prepare its squad for the 2026-2027 season. Players out of contract, expected returns and loan deals expiring are all challenges to be met. The first challenge concerns the cases of Djibril Sidibé, Warren Kamanzi and Frank Magri. All three are out of contract on June 30, 2026, and are therefore free to leave the Toulouse FC this summer, unless a new contract is negotiated with the club's management. Experienced Djibril Sidibé may turn a new page in his career, while the situations of Warren Kamanzi and Frank Magri must also be clarified quickly to anticipate the composition of the group for the next season. Even if the latter tends to leave. Toulouse FC must also decide on the future of Pape Demba Diop. Loaned by RC Strasbourg for the 2025-2026 season, the Senegalese midfielder is due to return to Alsace on June 30. Unless a new agreement is reached between the two clubs or a definitive transfer, the player is expected to return to Alsace during the off-season. His future may, however, be the subject of discussions depending on the intentions of the Toulouse directors. On the other hand, several elements under contract with TFC will return after their experience on loan. Mathys Niflore, loaned to Dunkerque, Niklas Schmidt, sent to Darmstadt, as well as Ibrahim Cissoko, who passed through Bolton Wanderers, are among the main expected returns. Mathis Saka, loaned to Rodez, Ylies Aradj, sent to Stade Lavallois, as well as Edhy Zuliani, who played at Pau, will also return to Toulouse this summer. The staff will then have to determine which players to integrate into the professional squad, transfer or send to a new loan.