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2025 In Focus – What to expect from Spurs

It’s been a mixed year for Tottenham. After a strong start to the 2023/24 season, Ange Postecoglou’s side fell away in the second half of the season, ultimately finishing fifth in the Premier League with a fourth-round exit in the FA Cup having already been knocked out of the Carabao Cup in the second round.

The January transfer window came and went with two additions for Spurs as Timo Werner arrived on loan from RB Leipzig, while the permanent signing of Radu Dragusin was confirmed for around for around £27million including add-ons. Meanwhile, Eric Dier left to join Bayern Munich, while Hugo Lloris finally ended his time in north London, moving to MLS with LA FC.

In the summer, Spurs spent around £120million as the likes of Dominic Solanke, Archie Gray, Wilson Odobert and Lucas Bergvall all arrived on permanent transfers, while Werner’s loan was extended by another season. Oliver Skipp’s stay at the club ended, while Emerson Royal, Joe Rodon and Giovani Lo Celso also exited on permanent deals.

2024 has seen more criticism of Postecoglou as the year progressed, with Spurs in the bottom half of the table as the year ends. The Carabao Cup semi-finals against Liverpool await, while there is a tie against Tamworth in the third round of the FA Cup, but what will 2025 bring for Tottenham?

Our football.london writers give their verdicts below…

Alasdair Gold – Tottenham correspondent
Predictions: Europa League winners, Carabao Cup semi-finalists, FA Cup semi-finalists and sixth place in the Premier League

Sam Truelove – Content Editor
Predictions: Carabao Cup semi-finalists, Europa League quarter-finalists, FA Cup runners-up and seventh place in the Premier League

Joe Doyle – Content Editor
Predictions: Carabao Cup semi-finalists, FA Cup runners-up, Europa League quarter-finalists, sixth place in Premier League

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