Ten bold predictions for Tottenham Hotspur in the 2024/25 season

As the 2024/25 season kicks off, Tottenham Hotspur fans find themselves brimming with anticipation. Under the stewardship of Ange Postecoglou, Spurs are entering a new chapter, one filled with potential and the hope of finally ending their long wait for silverware. Last season was a mixed bag, with moments of brilliance and disappointment, but the signs are there that this squad is ready to take the next step.

We have exciting new players to add to the existing talent and a boss who remains totally committed to his attacking football philosophy. There’s a real sense that something special could be brewing in the white half of North London.

Postecoglou’s challenge will be to maintain the high standards and consistency needed to navigate the ups and downs of a Premier League campaign, while also balancing the demands of other competitions. In that spirit, here are ten bold predictions for what could be in store for Tottenham Hotspur in 2024/25.

1. Tottenham will win a domestic cup

It has been a long wait, a very long one at that. 16 years without any silverware to celebrate. But this could be the season where Spurs finally break their trophy drought. With the depth added to the squad and Postecoglou’s attacking philosophy, Spurs are well-equipped to mount a serious challenge in domestic cup competitions. The FA Cup or Carabao Cup could provide the perfect platform for the club to lift some long-awaited silverware, and it might just be the breakthrough moment that sets the tone for future success.

2. Spurs will house the best full-back duo in the league

Destiny Udogie and Pedro Porro have already shown glimpses of their potential, but this season they could establish themselves as the Premier League’s most formidable full-back pairing. Both players are dynamic, aggressive, and comfortable in both defensive and attacking roles. With Udogie’s relentless energy on the left and Porro’s technical prowess on the right,

they will not only provide defensive solidity but also contribute significantly in the final third, racking up assists and even a few goals between them. There are all signs that they shall eclipse their record of a combined 16 G/A [five for Udogie and 11 for Porro] from last season, and by far.

3. James Maddison in the PFA TOTY

James Maddison has already become a fan favourite at Spurs, and this season he’s set to elevate his game even further. Operating as the creative hub in Postecoglou’s system, the 27-year-old Englishman will not only be a key player for Tottenham but also one of the standout performers in the league. He scored four goals and secured nine assists in 30 appearances across all competitions last season. Expect him to contribute heavily with goals and assists once again, earning him a well-deserved spot in the PFA Team of the Year. If not for his unfortunate ankle injury last season, Tottenham could have surely done better than they eventually did. This time though, Madders will have the drive in his mind to duplicate his form from early last season and by all means, surpass it too.

4. Dominic Solanke will score 25+ goals in all competitions

After his big-money move from Bournemouth, Solanke will surely be ready to prove himself at a top club after lacklustre spells early on in his career at Chelsea and Liverpool.

With the creative forces of Maddison, Son, and Kulusevski behind him, Solanke will thrive as the focal point of Spurs’ attack. A 25 G/A haul across all competitions is well within his reach as we saw last season. [25 G/A in 42 appearances across all competitions.] He might as well improve on that and give us 25 goals exclusively overall. Silencing any doubters and establishing himself as one of the Premier League’s top strikers willlikely be his priority this term.

5. Spurs will finish above Arsenal

As tough as it is to see beyond the Gunners as potential Premier League winners at the end of the season, they are no different than Spurs in succumbing to pressure. It’s always a bold claim, but this could be the season Tottenham finish above their North London rivals. Spurs have the potential to edge Arsenal out, especially if the key players stay fit and perform consistently. A top-four finish is well within reach, and finishing above Arsenal would be the icing on the cake for Spurs fans.

6. Yves Bissouma will be our most improved player

Yves Bissouma had a mixed first season at Tottenham, but under the staff’s guidance, he could become one of the league’s most dominant midfielders, especially with his versatility. With a full pre-season and a clear role in the team, Bissouma stands poised to make a huge impact, excelling in breaking up play, driving the team forward, and contributing to both defensive and attacking phases. We have yet to see him play like he did during his time at Brighton, and once he starts getting consistent minutes and gains more confidence, he might as well become one of the league’s best-performing players in the middle of the park.

7. Mikey Moore

Not only will he break into the first team, but he will take the opportunity with both hands and impress the most hardcore Tottenham hater. He is one of the most exciting young talents in English football. This season, he could make a significant breakthrough into the first team. With Postecoglou known for trusting young players, Moore could see substantial minutes in cup competitions and even the Premier League, potentially becoming a key squad member by the end of the season.

8. Tottenham will have the best home record ITL

Tottenham Hotspur Stadium will become a fortress this season. With the fans

fully behind Postecoglou’s attacking style, Spurs will dominate at home, turning their ground into one of the most difficult places for visiting teams. This home form could be crucial in their push for a top-four finish or even a title challenge, making the stadium a true cauldron of noise and support. It is all about replicating our form from early in the season and trying to be as consistent as possible. All our problems have that one solution.

9. Spurs will go on an unbeaten run of 15+ games

Something gives the vibes of a consistent Spurs side, for a change. That has often been Tottenham’s Achilles’ heel, but this season could see them put together a formidable unbeaten run. With the squad looking more balanced and Postecoglou’s philosophy starting to take full effect, with a balanced approach of course, Spurs are capable of going on a streak of 15 or more games without a loss. This run could be crucial in their push for a top-four finish and potentially challenge the traditional powerhouses of the Premier League.

10. UCL qualification

This might seem like an obvious target, but given the competitiveness of the Premier League, it’s still a bold prediction. Tottenham will secure a top-four finish, returning to the Champions League after quite an absence. Honestly, this would seem like the bare minimum, but it is what it is.

Spurs have the potential to achieve something special this season—whether that’s winning silverware, breaking into the top four, or simply restoring pride in North London. Let’s see what the 24/25 season has in store for us.