There is no question that Tottenham Hotspur will be one of the most active teams in the Premier League this coming January transfer window when it comes to seek

AFCON absences, injuries, Isak's form and more talking points ahead of Liverpool's visit to Tottenham Hotspur.

Tottenham Hotspur put in a troubling display in the defeat to Nottingham Forest, which adds pressure on head coach Thomas Frank.

Spurs Monitor Semenyo and Savinho as January Plans Take ShapeTottenham Hotspur’s thinking ahead of the January transfer window is beginning to crystallise, with two attacking names emerging

Mali and Tottenham Hotspur are working together to ensure captain Yves Bissouma gets back to his best during the Africa Cup of Nations following a challenging six months, according to Eagles head coach Tom Saintfiet.

The current position of the majority shareholding Lewis family is to stick with Frank and to give him the time that he needs.

Liverpool, Manchester City, Manchester United and Tottenham Hotspur all continue to be linked with Semenyo, but he’d fit in differently at each destination. So, where would he be most likely to play for each of his suitors?

Thomas Frank is not under imminent threat of losing his job as Tottenham head coach, sources have told ESPN. The 52-year-old saw his team booed off by travelling Spurs fans after losing 3-0 at Nottingham Forest on Sunday.

Inter Miami signed former Tottenham Hotspur and Manchester United defender Sergio Reguilon to a two-year contract, the Herons announced Monday.

Tottenham Hotspur supporters already had very little patience to begin with, as nobody has forgotten the debacle rivalry losses to Arsenal and Chelsea that seem