There cannot possible be a single franchise in professional sports that has had worse luck with injuries over the past two seasons, and it feels like every other week, Tottenham Hotspur are suffering another major injury.
Tottenham are reportedly eyeing up a former Nottingham Forest boss to jump in and replace Igor Tudor as interim, and it's actually not the heavily-linked Sean Dyche.
Igor Tudor reportedly poised to leave Spurs imminently
The clock is ticking at Tottenham.
Xavi Simons has been no stranger to criticism since his transfer from RB Leipzig to Tottenham Hotspur in the summer. Many believe he has failed to justify his £50million price tag, and the Dutchman has shouldered a considerable portion of blame as Spurs find themselves in a relegation battle.
Tottenham Hotspur are left bruised and broken after yet another painful home defeat. The players wilted again when facing the pressure of a game they really needed to win. There is now a long wait until their next match. Time to stew, time to reflect, time to consider the next move.
Tottenham Hotspur may have a Mason Melia-sized wild card left to play in their fight against Premier League relegation.
Melia joined Tottenham from St Patrick’s Athletic in this season’s winter transfer window, in an Irish-record transfer that could set Spurs back up to £3.2million.
Tottenham Hotspur have been tipped for the drop by a former Italy star who made headlines for a controversial moment in World Cup history
Former Italy centre-back Marco Materazzi has praised Igor Tudor but tipped Tottenham Hotspur for relegation.
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The real drama this weekend was in north west London as Manchester City won the Carabao Cup final to quash any hopes of an Arsenal quadruple.
âFrom Wembley to Tottenham might only be about 12 miles, but right now it might as well be 12 light years away for Spurs.
Tottenham’s on-loan striker Randal Kolo Muani is reportedly keen on another spell with Juventus, where he previously played on loan.
Tottenham Hotspur are continuing their internal evaluation of managerial options as uncertainty surrounds the club’s leadership heading into the summer.