Tottenham will be back at Europe's top table come September after securing Champions League qualification by winning the Europa League final. Spurs endured a dismal 2024/25 season domestically and finished 17th in the Premier League table, yet their trophy success in Bilbao saw them clinch a place in UEFA's premier competition.

Thomas Frank arrived at Tottenham Hotspur from Brentford this summer to replace Ange Postecoglou as head coach, and immediately identified the defence as an area he wanted to strengthen, with more robustness and depth wanted.

In a recent report, journalist Graeme Bailey revealed that Tottenham Hotspur are keeping tabs on KAA Gent full-back Archie Brown. It has been stated that Spurs would have to rival AC Milan in the

Over the past few years, there has been a fair bit of trial and error in terms of the players in the Tottenham Hotspur ranks. Although there have obviously been some success stories at Tottenham in that time,

Tottenham's potential stadium naming-rights deal with a Saudi Arabian company is being analysed in case of conflict of interest with PIF-owned Newcastle United.

Justin Cochrane, who supported Frank for three years at Brentford and is part of Thomas Tuchel’s England staff, will plan the training sessions and primarily work with the attacking players. Wells will remain in charge of the defence. He could be spotted in the warm-ups before matches last season leading the back four through defensive drills.

Leeds United suffered relegation the summer after selling both Kalvin Phillips and Raphinha, while Aston Villa went down just after letting both Fabian Delph and Christian Benteke leave. Going further back, Newcastle went down after losing the likes of James Milner, Shay Given and Charles N’Zogbia in the same year.

Nottingham Forest are reported to be considering legal action over what they believe to be an “illegal approach” from Tottenham Hotspur to midfielder Morgan Gibbs-White.

A Saudi Arabian entity are frontrunners to secure the naming rights at Tottenham’s stadium, talkSPORT understands. The Tottenham Hotspur Stadium has remained without such brand association