New season, fresh programme!

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German side Hoffenheim visit N17 tomorrow for our first friendly at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium of this pre-season and, as usual, our ever-popular matchday programme will be available to buy around the ground.

There’s a strong, bold look and feel to this season’s publication with striking designs and imagery, while we’ve introduced a raft of new features to sit alongside all our regular articles.

Here’s what you can look forward to this season:

It’s a London Thing – exploring our deep-rooted connections across the capital, starting this weekend with, naturally, a look at our history in Haringey.

Stalwart Spurs – celebrating the Spurs careers of our players who have featured over 200 times for us and including a look at ephemera connected with them. In this issue, it’s the formidable strike partnership of Harry Kane and Heung-Min Son!

Generation Game – where we interview two Spurs-supporting family members from different generations.

Wildlife Diaries - charting the different species of wildlife spotted at Hotspur Way and finds out about the wildlife that inhabits our players’ home cities.

Record Breakers – highlighting the legendary Spurs names and games that set the standards for others to follow.

The Knowledge – test your football trivia with our brand-new regular quiz.

Catching Up With… - where we speak to a former Spurs star or celebrity supporter to get their thoughts on all things Tottenham. We start this week with ex-Brazilian international and former Hoffenheim goalkeeper Heurelho Gomes.

This week’s issue also includes a big interview with Micky van de Ven, fresh from signing his new contract; Roberto De Zerbi’s first programme column of the season; a look at our players at the summer’s World Cup; a piece on some of most memorable friendly matches we’ve been involved in; a chat with youngster Callum Olusesi, who made his Spurs debut in a Europa League clash with Hoffenheim; and a look at our six new signings so far this summer.

There’s so much to read and it’s all still priced just £4 for 84 pages. So make sure you pick up your copy at the game, or if you’re not attending, you can buy copies online from the link below: