Both club and coach will be determined to significantly improve on the 2024/25 domestic campaign, which saw Spurs finish a scarcely believable 17th in the league, just above the relegation zone, with only 38 points and 22 defeats. Ange Postecoglou won the Europa League, ending Spurs’ 17-year trophy drought, but was still sacked.
Frank has since taken over, having been lured from his role at Brentford to replace the Australian at the helm. Spurs have made the Mathys Tel loan move permanent and are targeting Bryan Mbeumo to further strengthen their attack.
Spurs’ first real test comes in their second game as Frank will be tasked to continue the club’s fine record against Pep Guardiola’s Manchester City. It is part of an otherwise kind opening run for them as they settle into the new campaign. They travel to West Ham in September, and host them in January.
A tough November sees Spurs host Chelsea and Manchester United before the first north London derby, away at Arsenal. The Gunners come to N17 in February.
Frank welcomes former team Brentford to town in early December, before his first return to west London coming just weeks later in the club’s final game of 2025.