Tottenham Hotspur
A European trophy at last, a relegation scare, and a £100m reset.
- Founded
- 1882
- Home
- Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, London
- Head coach
- Roberto De Zerbi
- Nickname
- Spurs
About Tottenham Hotspur
Tottenham Hotspur were founded in 1882 and own two of English football's landmarks: the first double of the 20th century, in 1960/61 under Bill Nicholson, and the first European trophy won by a British club, the 1963 Cup Winners' Cup. Their 62,850-seat stadium, opened in 2019 on the White Hart Lane site, is the largest club ground in London.
The 2025 Europa League, won 1–0 against Manchester United in Bilbao, ended a 17-year trophy drought, but the season that followed nearly ended in relegation: three head coaches, survival sealed on the final day. Roberto De Zerbi, appointed in March 2026 on a five-year deal, has been backed with a club-record £100m for Sandro Tonali.
Honours
- 2English league titles1951 and 1961, the second half of the double
- 8FA Cup1901 to 1991; the first came as a non-league club
- 4League Cup1971 to 2008
- 3UEFA Cup / Europa League1972, 1984 and 2025
- 1European Cup Winners' Cup1963, the first European trophy for a British club
Recent form
Sixteenth when Thomas Frank was sacked in February 2026, then through Igor Tudor before Roberto De Zerbi arrived in late March; safety came on the final day. The summer answered with intent: Sandro Tonali from Newcastle for a club-record £100m and Andy Robertson on a free, both into a spine that needed the help.
Records
Elo rating
Recent results
- Wv Manchester United 1–0Europa League final · 21 May 2025
First-choice XI
4-2-3-1Roberto De Zerbi's projected first XI, from the Brentford v Tottenham Hotspur preview. Line-ups change with form and fitness.
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Sources
Reference facts (honours, records, venue) are sourced above. Squad and manager details reflect the season this page covers and can change.
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