Asked if Tottenham's best players would want to leave if that happened, Redknapp told reporters on Friday: "Champions League football gets over-hyped a bit.
"At the end of the day, if you pay players good wages and get them a good contract they are happy."
"I wouldn't think there's the slightest bit of truth in that. Not a chance I wouldn't have thought," Redknapp said at the club's training ground.
"You have got to keep our best players because if you don't, where are you going? You can't be selling your best players."
Tottenham, fourth in the table, could finish third and return to the Champions League after a year's absence if they beat Fulham and Arsenal, a point above them, fail to win against West Bromwich Albion.
"If we win we are definitely going to finish fourth so we have just got to try to win a difficult game," Redknapp said of the match which will be a return to White Hart Lane for Fulham boss Martin Jol, who managed Spurs between 2004 and 2007.
"If we finish third it would be great but if we finish fourth it would still be a great achievement."
As long as Chelsea do not beat Bayern Munich in the Champions League final next week, that would put Spurs into the preliminary round for next season's competition.
Asked if he would be the world's biggest Bayern Munich supporter if Spurs did finish fourth Redknapp replied: "If we finish third I will be an even bigger Chelsea fan."
