Tottenham Hotspur

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Tottenham Hotspur

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Tottenham are spending like a club that has decided nearly is no longer enough. Roberto De Zerbi took charge and was backed with roughly £240m — £100m for Newcastle's Sandro Tonali, £85m for Mateus Fernandes and £52m for Brighton centre-back Jan Paul van Hecke — while Andy Robertson arrived free from Liverpool to replace a decade of left-back uncertainty. The 2025 Europa League, won 1-0 against Manchester United, ended a 17-year wait for silverware and remains the club's most recent major honour. This is Spurs' 35th consecutive Premier League season.

Full name
Tottenham Hotspur Football Club
Founded
5 September 1882
Stadium
Tottenham Hotspur Stadium
League
Premier League (England)
City
London, England
Capacity
62,850
Roberto De Zerbi, Tottenham Hotspur head coach
Head Coach Roberto De Zerbi

Trophy Cabinet

Major honours
8 FA Cup Latest 1990/91
7 Community Shield English Super Cup
4 EFL Cup Latest 2007/08
3 Europa League 1972 · 1984 · 2025
2 League Titles 1950/51 · 1960/61 double
1 Cup Winners' Cup 1962/63 · first British European title
25 Total major trophies Combined total of the honours listed above

Current Squad

First team · 2026/27

Probable Starting XI

Roberto De Zerbi · most likely line-up
4-2-3-1Preferred shape

Transfers

Summer window 2026

Transfers In

  • Sandro Tonali
    Sandro TonaliDefensive Midfielder · from Newcastle United
    £100m
  • Mateus Fernandes
    Mateus FernandesCentral Midfielder · from West Ham United
    £85m
  • Jan Paul van Hecke
    Jan Paul van HeckeCentre-Back · from Brighton
    £52m
  • Andy Robertson
    Andy RobertsonLeft-Back · from Liverpool
    Free
  • Marcos Senesi
    Marcos SenesiCentre-Back · from AFC Bournemouth
    Undisclosed

Martin Dúbravka arrived free from Burnley and Kōta Takai from Borussia Mönchengladbach, with Cole Ramsey and Maxwell Adedeji added on frees. Total outlay is roughly £240m.

Transfers Out

  • Will Lankshear
    Will LankshearCentre-Forward · to Middlesbrough
    £10m
  • Alfie Devine
    Alfie DevineAttacking Midfielder · to Preston North End
    £4.5m
  • Radu Drăgușin
    Radu DrăgușinCentre-Back · to Fiorentina
    Undisclosed
  • João Palhinha
    João PalhinhaDefensive Midfielder · loan return to Bayern Munich
    Return
  • Randal Kolo Muani
    Randal Kolo MuaniForward · loan return to Paris Saint-Germain
    Return

Luka Vušković was the window's biggest sale at £46m to Brighton, with Alejo Véliz joining Bahia for £7.8m and Tynan Thompson moving to Manchester United for £4m.

Squad and transfers may change during the season.

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