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Tottenham Hotspur Squad 2023/24

Tottenham Hotspur squad for 2023/24 season

Under new manager Ange Postecoglou Tottenham have three wins. (Photo by GLYN KIRK/AFP via Getty Images)
Under new manager Ange Postecoglou Tottenham have three wins. (Photo by GLYN KIRK/AFP via Getty Images)

This is how the current Tottenham Hotspur team looks. Spurs did well in the summer transfer window in order to solve their main midfield problem, but they were forced to let go of their top goalscorer, Harry Kane, who joined Bayern Munich.

Despite losing to Fulham in the Carabao Cup semifinals, the North Londoners have continued to win games under the leadership of their Australian boss.

After defeating Manchester United 2-0, Spurs, who are currently second on the table behind Manchester City, have already made their presence felt.

In their recent win, they hammered newly promoted team Burnley with five goals as they secured a 5-2 win. However, the former Celtic manager will hope that this momentum remains after the international break.

However, Tottenham also made a fresh signing as they acquired Brennan Johnson, who will compete with Richarlison for the centre-forward position.

It was hoped that the Brazilian would look to revive his form after Kane’s exit, but that has not been the case as he has yet to find the back of the net.

James Maddison has been the signing of summer for Spurs. (Photo by Julian Finney/Getty Images)
James Maddison has been the signing of summer for Spurs. (Photo by Julian Finney/Getty Images)
Manager
Ange PostecoglouAUS27/08/1965
Goalkeepers
1Hugo LlorisFRA26/12/1986
20Fraser FosterENG17/03/1988
40Brandon AustinENG8/1/1999
41Alfie WhitemanENG2/10/1998
Guglielmo VicarioITA07/10/1996
Defenders
17Cristian RomeroARG27/04/1998
6Davinson SanchezCOL12/6/1996
15Eric DierENG15/01/1994
37Micky van de VenNET19/04/2001
35Ashley PhillipsENG26/06/2005
33Ben DaviesWAL24/04/1993
12Emerson RoyalBRA14/01/1999
2Matt DohertyIRE16/01/1992
24Destiny UdogieITA28/11/2002
Pedro PorroESP13/9/1999
Midfielders
4Oliver SkippENG16/09/2000
5Pierre-Emile HojbjergDEN5/8/1995
38Yves BissoumaMAL30/08/1996
30Rodrigo BentancurURU25/06/1997
29Pape Matar SarrSEN14/09/2002
19Ryan SessegnonENG18/05/2000
14Ivan PerisicCRO2/2/1989
42Harvey WhiteENG19/09/2001
18Giovani Lo CelsoARG09/04/1996
Tanguy NdombèléFRN28/12/1996
Bryan GilESP11/02/2001
27Manor SolomonISR24/07/1999
10James MaddisonENG23/11/1996
Forwards
7Heung-min SonKOR8/7/1992
21Dejan KulusevskiSWE25/04/2000
Brennan JohnsonWLS23/05/2001
9RicharlisonBRA10/05/1997
36Alejo VélizARG19/09/2003

But it’s good to note that James Maddison was their best acquisition during the summer transfer window. The midfielder has proven to be well worth his money in games and has made a swift impact for Spurs.

Despite losing in the Carabao Cup semifinals, North Londoners still have the FA Cup to play and will also contend for the Premier League this season and hope to break their trophy curse under the new manager.

Rival teams shouldn’t underestimate Tottenham because they seem like a quality team this season.

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