Tottenham Hotspur‘s 2025-26 campaign will always be remembered for one of continual crises. Last season’s poor Premier League finish was counter-balanced by Ange Postecoglou winning the Europa League, but since then, it’s been nothing but downhill for the North London giants. Postecoglou, Son Heung-min, Daniel Levy, Thomas Frank and Igor Tudor have all left the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, culminating in Spurs being in a true Premier League relegation battle with just weeks to go. Yes, there’s a very real possibility that this football club is playing in the Championship next season. Roberto De Zerbi was hired as Tottenham’s newest manager on 31 March, with the ex-Brighton boss tasked with not only keeping Spurs in the Premier League but also performing a miracle by getting the fans back onside, preventing widespread summer exits and offsetting huge losses that were announced prior to his arrival at the end of Q1 2026. While there’s mayhem on the field, there’s outright chaos off it, with protests against the board and post-tax losses of £94.7million in the 2024-25 accounting year.

Tottenham Hotspur Football Club

Founded in 1882, Tottenham Hotspur is a club rooted in the philosophy of “Daring to Do.” As the first club in the 20th century to achieve the League and FA Cup Double (1961), and the first British club to win a major European trophy (1963), Spurs have historically been the vanguard of stylish, attacking football. Despite recent domestic trophy droughts, the club’s legacy remains anchored by its “Golden Age” under Bill Nicholson and a consistent presence at the top of the European game, now housed in the world’s most advanced multi-purpose stadium.

2League Titles

3UEFA Trophies

8FA Cups

4League Cups

Greatest Ever Player Jimmy Greaves The Ultimate Finisher

All-Time Top Scorer Harry Kane 280 Goals / 435 Apps

Most Successful Manager Bill Nicholson 8 Major Trophies / 16 Years