When did Tottenham last win a trophy?

The 2025 Europa League, beating Manchester United 1–0 in Bilbao, their first major trophy since the 2008 League Cup.

Who is Tottenham's manager?

Roberto De Zerbi, appointed in late March 2026 on a five-year contract, the club's third head coach of the 2025/26 season.

Who is Tottenham's all-time top scorer?

Harry Kane, with 280 goals before his 2023 move to Bayern Munich.

Where do Tottenham play?

At Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, built on the White Hart Lane site and opened in 2019, the largest club ground in London at 62,850.

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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

2025Europa League, a first major trophy since 2008

1961The double, the 20th century's first

8FA Cups, the last in 1991

280Harry Kane goals, the club record

854Steve Perryman appearances, the club record

62,850Stadium capacity, the largest club ground in London

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

2
English league titles1951 and 1961, the second half of the double
8
FA Cup1901 to 1991; the first came as a non-league club
4
League Cup1971 to 2008
3
UEFA Cup / Europa League1972, 1984 and 2025
1
European 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

All-time top scorerHarry Kane, 280

Most appearancesSteve Perryman, 854

Record signingSandro Tonali, £100m