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May came far too close for comfort. Tottenham escaped on the final afternoon, took a breath and promptly attacked the transfer market.

This is Roberto De Zerbi's side now. Sandro Tonali brings the star quality, but the rebuild runs deeper than one expensive midfielder. Mateus Fernandes has legs, Jan Paul van Hecke already speaks De Zerbi football and Andy Robertson has seen just about everything the league can throw at a player.

Europe is missing from the diary. Awkward for a club with Spurs' stadium and budget, perhaps, but useful after back-to-back finishes in 17th. De Zerbi gets time on the training pitch. No long flights. No need to rest half his side before a big Sunday.

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Latest Tottenham Premier League Odds

At the time of writing, the title is a 20/1* shot for Tottenham. A place in the top four is priced at 3/1*.

The title price tells its own story. Spurs have recruited like a club that expects a serious jump, yet the market still places five teams ahead of them. That feels fair when they finished only two points above relegation in May.

Top four is easier to discuss without raising an eyebrow, though it would still require a huge swing. Could a new midfield, an empty midweek calendar and months of De Zerbi coaching provide it? Maybe. Anyone expecting progress without miracles can look lower down the finishing-position menu.

One injury or late signing can alter the picture. Compare Spurs with the rest of the field in the Premier League winner odds.

Can Tottenham Finish in the Top Four?

On talent alone, yes. On last season's evidence, it is a massive ask.

De Zerbi collected 11 points from his seven matches after arriving in March. That was not title form, but it stopped a 15-game winless run and dragged Spurs over the line. His players had a clear task then: survive. Building a side that can finish above several established contenders will be far more complicated.

The midfield is where the argument becomes interesting. Tonali can dictate the pace of a match and cope when it turns scrappy. Fernandes carries the ball, covers ground and gives De Zerbi another player comfortable receiving under pressure. Add James Maddison, Lucas Bergvall and Archie Gray, and Spurs suddenly have several ways to build through the centre.

They should also benefit from free midweeks. Most top-four rivals will be playing in Europe, dealing with travel and making changes every few days. Tottenham can spend that time working on the details of De Zerbi's demanding possession game.

The front line is the catch. A total of 44 league goals was poor, and ten was enough for Richarlison to top the club chart. Dominic Solanke never found a rhythm. De Zerbi can make the approach play prettier, but somebody still has to stick the ball away.

Then there is the defence. Cristian Romero and Djed Spence have left, while van Hecke, Marcos Senesi and Robertson must settle quickly. De Zerbi asks defenders to take risks on the ball. Those risks can look brilliant one week and reckless the next.

Tottenham 2025/26 Season Review

Seventeenth once was alarming. Doing it again, with survival decided on the last day, was grim.

Thomas Frank began the season in charge and briefly had Spurs near the European places. The mood did not last. Results collapsed, the stadium turned restless and Frank was replaced by Igor Tudor. His spell lasted only 44 days before De Zerbi became the third man in the dugout.

By the time the Italian arrived, this was no false alarm. Spurs had gone 15 league matches without a win. Everton came to North London on the final day with Tottenham still in danger of dropping. João Palhinha found the goal; Antonin Kinsky found one enormous late save. The 1-0 victory left Spurs on 41 points, only two above West Ham.

The home record was hideous: three wins and 11 defeats. Away sides stopped fearing the walk out at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium. Some probably enjoyed it.

Oddly, Europe produced a few of the better nights. Spurs reached the Champions League last 16 before Atletico Madrid tore into them in a 5-2 first-leg defeat. The cups could not rescue the campaign this time. Bilbao, Brennan Johnson's goal and that Europa League trophy suddenly felt like ancient history.

Richarlison led the league scoring at the club. Archie Gray, meanwhile, kept looking at home in positions that were not necessarily his. Spurs had good moments and decent individual seasons. They almost never came at the same time.

Roberto De Zerbi's Tottenham Rebuild

De Zerbi is not walking into a normal rebuild. He is taking over a recent European winner that has also spent two consecutive seasons one place above the drop.

Brighton played out from their own box under De Zerbi, sometimes with half the stadium begging them to clear it. The risk was the point: drag a press forward, pass through it and attack the space. He later took Marseille to second in Ligue 1. Spurs want that version of him, not the firefighter who arrived in March.

Van Hecke should help translate the plan. The Dutch centre-back worked under De Zerbi at Brighton and already understands the short passing, positioning and nerve required near his own box. Tonali also looks suited to controlling games when Spurs break the first press.

The manager keeps returning to three words: soul, passion and mentality. Nobody in the South Stand will argue. Nice passing will go down well, but winning a tackle and refusing to fold at home would be a decent start.

Tottenham Transfer News 2026/27

Spurs have not treated survival as proof that the old squad was good enough.

Main Incomings

  • Sandro Tonali from Newcastle United
  • Mateus Fernandes from Southampton
  • Jan Paul van Hecke from Brighton & Hove Albion
  • Andy Robertson from Liverpool
  • Marcos Senesi from Bournemouth
  • Martin Dubravka from Burnley
  • Cole Ramsey from Aston Villa

Tonali is the statement deal. He gives Tottenham control, bite and Premier League experience in one signing. Fernandes adds energy beside him, while Robertson brings years of title-race knowledge to a dressing room that lost its captain this summer.

The defensive turnover is just as important. Van Hecke is familiar with De Zerbi's demands and Senesi arrives after several seasons in England. Dubravka adds cover in goal, where Kinsky appears to have moved ahead of Guglielmo Vicario.

Main Outgoings

  • Cristian Romero to Atletico Madrid
  • Djed Spence to Inter Milan
  • Manor Solomon to West Ham United
  • Alejo Véliz to Bahia
  • Yves Bissouma released

Romero is the major departure. At his best he gave Spurs aggression and authority, but replacing the captain may also allow De Zerbi to reshape the back line in his own image. Spence's sale removes another athletic defender who featured regularly last season.

The window remains open and Tottenham have continued to explore attacking additions. Browse the latest football transfer odds for available specials before the deadline.

Tottenham Players to Watch

Sandro Tonali

Tonali is the player expected to change the temperature of this team. He can take the ball from defenders, play forward early and match the physical edge of a Premier League midfield. Spurs have lacked that complete package.

James Maddison

Maddison should enjoy De Zerbi's approach if he stays fit. The manager wants creative players receiving between midfield and defence, exactly where Maddison does his best work. Set pieces also keep him relevant in goalscorer and assist markets.

Richarlison

Ten league goals were enough to lead Tottenham last season. That says something about the attack as a whole, but Richarlison still enters the new campaign as their most reliable scorer. His availability and finishing could determine whether Spurs chase Europe or merely improve.

Antonin Kinsky

That stop against Everton will be replayed whenever Kinsky's name comes up. It helped keep the club in the division and pushed him towards the number-one spot. Now comes the awkward bit. De Zerbi's keeper is part goalkeeper, part spare outfield player, usually with a striker bearing down on him.

Tottenham Betting Markets

The coupon goes well beyond picking Spurs to win. Regular options include:

  • Premier League outrights: Title, top-four, top-six and other finishing positions may be listed.
  • Domestic cups: Spurs are currently 10/1* in the EFL Cup winner odds. The FA Cup offers another route to a trophy.
  • Match result: Pick Spurs, take the draw or oppose them over 90 minutes.
  • Both teams to score: Back both sides to find the net in a selected Spurs fixture.
  • Total goals: Bet over or under the displayed line, commonly 2.5 goals.
  • Goalscorer markets: First and anytime scorer selections may be offered.
  • Player specials: Available options can cover shots, assists, passes, tackles and cards.
  • Correct score: Predict the final score after normal time.
  • Bet Builder: Combine eligible selections from the same Tottenham match.

Not every fixture carries the same menu. Give the bet slip a proper read before pressing the button.

Live Betting on Tottenham

De Zerbi's matches can change shape quickly. Spurs may draw an opponent forward, break through the first line and create a chance within seconds. They can also lose the ball in a dangerous area and suddenly have to defend an open pitch.

Once the whistle goes, the live betting area moves with the action. Next scorer, result, goals, corners, cards and player numbers can all appear, depending on the game.

Possession can flatter a De Zerbi team. Twenty passes around halfway tell us less than one Tonali ball that wipes out a press. Is Maddison turning between the lines? Are the centre-backs stranded whenever the move breaks down? Those clues say far more about who is actually on top.

How to Bet on Tottenham at talkSPORT BET

Open the Spurs fixture or outright you want, tap the price and look over the bet slip. Check the market as well as the player or team name. Then add a sensible stake and confirm.

Tottenham sit alongside the other 19 clubs in the Premier League betting schedule. Prices will not stand still once the team sheets land or a run of form gathers pace.

Set the limit first. A bad Saturday does not need an expensive Sunday attached to it.

Odds checked at the time of writing. They can change.

Frequently Asked Questions

At the time of writing, Tottenham are priced at 20/1 for the Premier League title and 3/1 for a top-four finish. Live odds can change and may differ from earlier prices.

Yes. Tottenham have the opportunity to challenge for a top-four finish in 2026/27, particularly with new additions to the squad and no European fixtures competing for attention. However, it would represent a significant improvement on their previous two seasons.

No. Tottenham did not qualify for European competition through either their league position or a cup competition, meaning they will focus solely on domestic football during the 2026/27 season.
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