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Tottenham vs Newcastle tickets could prove to be good value for money as these sides often produce some absolute classic Premier League clashes.

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Read on for our guide on how to buy Tottenham vs Newcastle tickets as these underachieving sides meet in London on Tuesday night.

Newcastle are currently 11th in the table, and Spurs are down in 14th, so neither side is really having the season they’d have hoped for, but a result in this game could prove a useful turning point, so fans won’t want to miss out on this one!

How to buy Tottenham tickets

One place to check for Tottenham tickets is obviously via their official site here, but it’s also good to shop around and be open-minded about alternatives.

We’d suggest it’s highly worth trying our link here for a reliable, easy-to-use alternative, which won’t charge you extra to become a season ticket holder or club member in order to get to the front of the queue for match tickets.

How to buy Newcastle tickets

Newcastle fans will likely be familiar with their official tickets page here, though there could be better options out there to guarantee you a place at the game.

We’d suggest it’s highly worth trying our link here for a reliable, easy-to-use alternative, which won’t charge you extra to become a season ticket holder or club member in order to get to the front of the queue for match tickets.

How Tottenham could line up vs Newcastle

Tottenham have had some injury troubles recently, but they were still able to put out a decent side that held Manchester City to a draw in what looked like a challenging game in the Premier League last week.

Thomas Frank hasn’t had the easiest time as Spurs manager, but he should still be able to field a line-up that can take the game to Newcastle, perhaps something like the one below…

Tottenham predicted line-up: Vicario; Romero, Dragusin, Udogie, Gray; Palhinha, Gallagher, Simons; Tel, Kolo-Muani, Solanke.

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How Newcastle could line up vs Tottenham

Newcastle are not in the best form right now, so Eddie Howe may well be tempted to make some changes for this game.

At the same time, however, Howe arguably doesn’t have too many options, so could we perhaps see just a few tweaks to the lineup we usually see?

Newcastle predicted line-up: Pope; Botman, Thiaw, Trippier, Hall; Tonali, Willock, Ramsey; Gordon, Barnes, Wissa.

Tottenham vs Newcastle head-to-head record

Tottenham have the slightly superior record in this fixture, winning 74 times against Newcastle, along with 35 draws and 65 defeats.

In more recent times, Spurs haven’t done so well, however, winning none of their last five meetings, with four of those being defeats.

One thing we can be sure about is that this game is likely to be a goal fest, with scorelines such as 5-1, 6-1, 4-1, and 4-0 in the last few seasons.

Who do you think will come out on top this time? Give us your predictions in the comments!

As Fiorentina struggle at the bottom end of Serie A, they have turned to a tried and tested sporting director to help them. Giancarlo Rinaldi examines the task in store for the Spurs man.

Read more – Paratici reveals when he decided to leave Tottenham for Fiorentina

It looks a little bit like leaping from a frying pan in London to a Florentine fire. Both Tottenham Hotspur and Fiorentina have become bywords for frustrating underachievement down the years. Nonetheless, Fabio Paratici seems happy to have answered the distress signals coming out of the Stadio Artemio Franchi as the Viola teeter on the brink of relegation in the run-up to their centenary celebrations.

The deal is, in some ways, a marriage of convenience. The sporting director was keen on a return to Italy after about four-and-a-half years in England, while the Tuscan club was in desperate need of an experienced hand as it tried to navigate the choppy waters of the Serie A drop zone. Having ditched Daniele Pradè following a pretty disastrous summer transfer window, they must have jumped at the chance of getting their hands on a man who knows Italy’s top division back to front and inside out.

That is not to say the ex-Juventus man has an easy task ahead of him – quite the opposite. This is the most desperate position the club has found itself in in recent years, and there is almost no margin for error. The passing of President Rocco Commisso has also been a major blow that it will take some time to recover from – time that they do not really have. If Paratici does not hit the ground running, he could well find himself operating in Serie B next season.

Fiorentina have been trying to patch up the damage done in the summer with some acquisitions in the January window – not for nothing known as the mercato di riparazione (the repairs market) in Italy. In has come a player that Paratici knows well, Manor Solomon, on loan from Spurs, along with another acquisition from England, Jack Harrison. The aim, quite clearly, has been to give some width to a side which had so little that it was being forced to use a left-back, Fabiano Parisi, on the right flank. It is to his credit that he has performed very well in a role which is far from one he is accustomed to. Other arrivals have included the versatile Marco Brescianini and Giovanni Fabbian in a bid to keep the team afloat, with Daniele Rugani a late signing to bolster the defence. None of them, in truth, look like transformational acquisitions.

There have been exits too, with Pablo Mari gone and Hans Nicolussi Caviglia, Edin Dzeko and Simon Sohm all shown the door in moves which underline just how disastrously wrong the club got things previously. The new sporting director might well find himself stuck with a few players that the club is unable to move on in January. It will be up to him to work out a way to either find a role for them or pave the way for a summertime exit.

Indeed, that might be the most thorny issue facing Paratici – almost all of the Viola’s summer signings have failed to work out. It is perhaps an under-appreciated quality among fans, but being able to sell well is just as important as flexing your purchasing muscle. There will, after all, be no deals like the one he brokered for Cristiano Ronaldo while at Juventus now that he is back in Serie A.

Another tricky aspect to his job, of course, is the uncertainty of what division the team will even be playing in next season. There have been signs of life of late; nonetheless, Fiorentina remain embroiled in a battle for survival which was totally unexpected. The calibre of player they can hope to attract in Italy’s second tier would be significantly different to those for a top-flight campaign. It would also be a tough ask to retain all of their biggest names should they ultimately be destined for the drop.

The flipside to that is that many of the deals done over January appear to be ones which would see players remain if survival is secured. That might give them commitment to the cause, but it could also see you stuck with a few footballers you might have preferred to move on. Such are the headaches of a sporting director.

Few would envy Paratici the task in store, but he looks like a man more than qualified for the role. If anyone has the expertise and confidence to steer the Viola away from relegatio,n then it is probably him. If he can deliver that, it would be a first step towards winning the hearts and minds of a support which is in a state of turmoil right now. Bringing them a long-awaited trophy – at some later date – could make him a legend.

Reports in Italy claim that Juventus will make a final attempt today to sign Randal Kolo Muani, but the Bianconeri are running out of time to convince Tottenham.

Juventus will make a new attempt to sign Kolo Muani today, reports Gazzetta.

Final Juventus attempt for Kolo Muani

The French striker already played in Turin in the second half of 2024-25, scoring ten goals in 20 appearances across all competitions.

There were reports earlier this week that Spurs were ready to offload Kolo Muani this month, but this doesn’t seem to be the case, as Tuttosport and Gazzetta claim that Tottenham coach Thomas Frank is unwilling to let the striker go.

Juventus are running out of time to convince the North Londoners as the January transfer window ends tomorrow, February 2, 2026, at 20:00 CET (19:00 GMT).

Juventus get attacking reinforcement

Kolo Muani is under contract with PSG, but he’s on loan at Tottenham until the end of the season. According to Tuttosport, PSG are prepared to send Kolo Muani back to Juventus if Spurs give their approval.

While Randal Kolo Muani and Juventus seem eager for a reunion, it’s reported Tottenham are refusing to interrupt the loan agreement with Paris Saint-Germain.

The striker already had an experience in the Bianconeri jersey on loan from PSG in 2025, but the clubs failed to agree on a permanent solution.

Instead, he joined Tottenham Hotspur on loan and was on target last night in the Champions League, meaning he has three goals and three assists in 24 competitive games for the English team.

Spurs won’t release Kolo Muani to Juventus

According to Sky Sport Italia, after Kolo Muani expressed a desire to reunite with Juventus, Tottenham slammed the door shut.

They have seemingly no intention of letting the centre-forward go early in his one-season loan, even if the player and Paris Saint-Germain are open to the move.

If nothing changes, then Juventus will switch to a different target to reinforce their attack in the January transfer window.

Options include John Dhuran of Fenerbahce, but Juve only want someone available on loan with an option to buy.

La Gazzetta dello Sport reports that Randal Kolo Muani is open to returning to Juventus in the January window, so the Bianconeri hope to find an agreement with Tottenham and PSG.

Tottenham loanee Kolo Muani would be happy to return to Juventus, so the Bianconeri will continue negotiations with Spurs and PSG today, hoping to bring the Frenchman back to the Allianz Stadium six months after his departure.

Kolo Muani eager to return to Juventus

According to Gazzetta, Juventus hope that the player’s desire will play a key part in negotiations with the French and English clubs. Kolo Muani is on loan at Tottenham, but is formally owned by PSG.

The Frenchman played the second half of 2024-25 on loan at Juventus, scoring 10 goals and providing three assists in 20 appearances in Serie A, Coppa Italia and Club World Cup.

What Chiellini said about Kolo Muani

Juventus director Giorgio Chiellini said on Wednesday: “Kolo was very happy with us last season, but he is not a Juventus player now. We’ll see, everyone wants to strengthen the group and give the coach a few more options to choose from, but I cannot give you the percentages for certain players.”

Last summer, the Bianconeri failed to reach an agreement to retain Kolo Muani for 2025-26, ultimately picking Lois Openda and irritating PSG who sent Kolo Muani to Tottenham on loan on deadline day.

Tuttosport newspaper reports that Tottenham are ready to cut Randal Kolo Muani’s loan spell short, but Juventus must reach an agreement with PSG as well.

Tuttosport reports that Tottenham will not halt Juventus’ plan to bring Kolo Muani back to the Allianz Stadium as the North-London club are ready to part ways with their striker after less than six months.

Kolo Muani back to Juventus? Latest updates

Kolo Muani joined Tottenham on loan from PSG on deadline day last summer after Juventus had spent weeks negotiating with the French giants to retain the striker after a six-month loan spell.

Kolo Muani has only scored two goals in 23 appearances across all competitions with Tottenham this season, but hasn’t yet found the net in 15 Premier League games.

Juventus, Tottenham and PSG directors are expected to hold talks on Thursday after the final league phase round in the Champions League, which is played tonight.

Even if Tottenham are said to be ready to part ways with Kolo Muani, Juventus will have to reach an agreement with PSG, which they failed to achieve last summer, straining relations between Bianconeri director Damien Comolli and PSG directors.

According to Tuttosport, Juventus are eager to include an option to buy in the deal, but won’t pay more than €5m for Kolo Muani’s loan until the end of the season.

Reports are growing that Guglielmo Vicario could be heading back to Italy for Inter, as his three years at Tottenham Hotspur could be coming to an end.

The Italy international made the move to Spurs from Empoli at a cost of €18.5m in the summer of 2023.

He went on to help them win the Europa League trophy last season, but their Premier League form has been very inconsistent.

Vicario top of Inter wish list

Inter are looking to the future, as Yann Sommer is getting older and they want a suitable replacement who already has some international experience.

After contacting Aston Villa for Emiliano Martinez, the Nerazzurri’s top choice remains Vicario.

According to Calciomercato.com, the 29-year-old is totally open to a return to Serie A and would welcome a formal proposal from Inter in the summer.

He is also talking to his fellow Italy players Alessandro Bastoni, Nicolò Barella, Federico Dimarco and Davide Frattesi, about life at San Siro.

His current contract with Tottenham runs to June 2028 and there has also been interest reported from Ligue 1 side AS Monaco.

Roma have sent offers to sign Mathys Tel and Radu Dragusin from Tottenham, but Spurs are unwilling to discuss loan moves, especially with their coach, Thomas Frank, on the brink.

Multiple sources in Italy claim that Roma want to bring Tel and Dragusin to the Stadio Olimpico.

Italian transfer expert Fabrizio Romano provided the latest updates on YouTube: “The situation is tense because Tel was omitted from the Tottenham Champions League squad.

Fabrizio Romano updates on Tel and Dragusin

“He’s not happy because he wants to be a starter in all games, as he hopes to play in the World Cup. He is open to leaving on loan, but Tottenham have not given the green light.

“If Tottenham agree to a loan move, many teams will send offers, and it will be tough for Italian clubs, also because there are teams that can grant 90 minutes per game to the player, like Paris FC.”

Romano adds that Thomas Frank’s situation in North London is also not helping the Giallorossi.

The Spurs coach is on the brink of sacking so if he leaves and a new manager arrives, the Dragusin and Tel situations might change.

Romano reports that, if Tottenham agree to loan moves for Dragusin and Tel, the Giallorossi would have more chances to welcome the ex-Genoa defender than the French winger.

Roma have been very busy in the January transfer window, having already signed Robinio Vaz from Olympique Marseille and Donyell Malen from Aston Villa.

La Gazzetta dello Sport reports that Roma are not only in talks for Radu Dragusin but have also sent an offer to get Mathys Tel on loan from Tottenham.

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Roma have sent offers to sign Tel and Dragusin on loan from Tottenham, reports Gazzetta dello Sport.

Roma in talks for Tel and Dragusin

According to the report, both players are unhappy at Tottenham and seek more playing time in the second part of the campaign.

Dragusin has already given the green light to join Roma on loan this month, but Spurs want the Giallorossi to include an obligation to buy in the deal.

The Giallorossi are looking for reinforcements at the back, especially after Mario Hermoso sustained an injury in their latest Serie A match against Torino.

Busy January window for Roma

Roma have already signed strikers Robino Vaz from Marseille and Donyell Malen from Aston Villa and are in talks with Fiorentina for Niccolò Fortini.

According to Gazzetta, Roma have offered Stephan El Shaarawy to Fiorentina as part of the deal.

Reports in Italy claim that RB Leipzig have joined Roma in the race to sign Radu Dragusin, with the Bundesliga side open to signing the ex-Genoa star on a permanent deal.

Sky Sport Italia and Gazzetta dello Sport report that German club RB Leipzig have emerged as serious contenders for Tottenham defender Dragusin.

RB Leipzig join Roma in race for Dragusin

The Romania international is one of Roma’s priority targets to strengthen their defence in the January window.

Roma have already made an offer to sign Dragusin on loan with an obligation to buy tied to their Champions League qualification this season.

Roma send offer for Dragusin

Leipzig, on the other hand, are open to negotiating a permanent move for the 23-year-old.

According to Sky Sport Italia, Dragusin would prioritise a permanent transfer, but the defender’s agent suggested last week that his client would be open to joining the Giallorossi.

Dragusin has recently returned to action after a knee injury and has only made one five-minute appearance with Spurs in 2025-26.