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Here is everything we know about Tottenham Hotspur’s 2025/26 away kit release date, design details and pricing revealed ahead of next season.

Tottenham Hotspur have announced the release of their home kit for the 2025/26 season, and the kit is predominantly white, with the sleeves partly coloured with light grey and dark blue.

The third and second kits, however, are yet to be released, but we expect that the first could be announced sometime in late August or mid-September.

It was also announced that Tottenham fans, for the first time, will be able to customise their new home shirts with a unique sleeve badge, following the club’s return to the UEFA Champions League next season.

The pricing for the home kit is as expected, with the standard edition costing £85, while the elite version is priced at £125.

However, as we await the release of the third kit and the away kit, we have now put together all that we know about Tottenham’s second strip.

When will the new Tottenham 2025/26 away kit be released?

The exact release date for the new Tottenham Hotspur away kit is currently unknown, and there has been no consistent pattern in previous years to provide a definitive timeframe.

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In the 2024/25 campaign, the away strip was launched on 24 June. The season before that, it arrived on 12 August, while in the 2022/23 season, it was made available on 14 July.

However, it is anticipated that the upcoming away kit will be released around the same time Tottenham travel to Asia for their pre-season tour, which will be in the last week of July.

What do we know about the new Tottenham away kit design?

Based on current leaks and rumours, the Tottenham 2025/26 away kit will be black for the first time in over a decade.

It is also rumoured to feature grey detailing and white logos, giving it a sleek and understated finish. What adds more intrigue is the reported subtle ‘SPURS’ pattern embedded into the fabric, a detail that could help the shirt stand out across the Premier League.

What is the expected price of the new Spurs away kit?

The standard edition of the Tottenham home kit is priced at £85, with the elite version at £125. It is expected that the away kit will follow a similar pricing structure.

As usual, printing player names and numbers on the back will incur an additional cost. Infant versions are currently retailing at £50, with older kids’ sizes priced at £55.

Where will fans be able to buy the Tottenham away kit?

The away kit will initially be made available on the official Tottenham Hotspur online store and the Nike website as part of an early exclusivity period. Following this, the kit will become available through wider retail outlets and general sportswear stores.

Luka Vuskovic has revealed what he is looking forward to the most ahead of linking up with Tottenham Hotspur during pre-season, not long after the club made history by lifting the Europa League trophy.

One of the biggest stories to watch from a Spurs perspective during pre-season is how the teenage centre-back copes with the step up to the highest level.

Luka Vuskovic won many admirers during his loan spell at Westerlo during the season just passed, showing just why there is so much hype around him.

Journalist Ben Jacobs revealed earlier this week that Tottenham have been very impressed with Vuskovic’s development, and suggested that the club may consider loaning him to the Bundesliga next season.

Luka Vuskovic is keen to test himself at Spurs

The 18-year-old signed for the Lilywhites nearly two years ago but this summer will be the first time that he trains with his new teammates at Hotspur Way.

Vuskovic is particularly excited on the back of Tottenham’s Europa League win, admitting that he wants to test himself against the high calibre of players that the North Londoners have at their disposal.

The centre-back told Vecernji list (as relayed by Sport Witness): “Belgium has proven to be an ideal league at this stage of my career, and I think it is otherwise a great development league because it gives a lot of opportunities to young players.

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“First of all, I’m looking forward to feeling that level and seeing where I am in relation to the players who just won the Europa League so that I know what I need to work on the most.

“After that, I’ll see in agreement with the club which is the smartest next step. The club has proven to be careful and wise in making decisions so far.”

Ambitious Vuksovic is not afraid of Premier League challenge

The young defender is certainly very confident in his ability and has expressed a desire to test himself in the best leagues across world football.

Vuskovic admitted that for the moment, he is completely focused on the challenge that awaits him at Tottenham and he believes he has the tools to shine in the Premier League.

When asked about what the future could have in store for him, the youngster said: “I don’t need to limit myself to one league now that I’m 18. We’ve seen that Croatian footballers can have great careers in all five leagues.

“My ultimate goal is to reach my full potential, and what that will be depends on me and my work. England is certainly a top league, probably the most attractive in the world, perhaps the most difficult for foreigners, but I’m not afraid of such a challenge.

“Tottenham is a top club, they showed that by winning the European trophy, and my immediate thoughts are with Tottenham and England.”

Tottenham Hotspur’s Europa League triumph has now seen the Lilywhites propel up seven places in UEFA’s latest club rankings.

While Tottenham Hotspur endured an abysmal Premier League campaign, the same cannot be said about their European exploits last season.

Spurs were crowned champions of Europe after they beat Manchester United 1-0 in Spain, Bilbao, at the San Mames Stadium in the final of the Europa League.

That victory was Tottenham’s fourth against the Red Devils last season, and it was the most important of them all, as Spurs ended a 17-year wait for silverware and a 41-year wait for a European trophy, after last winning one in 1984.

The Lilywhites have now booked a return to the UEFA Champions League in the process, for the first time in two seasons, after last featuring in the 2022/23 campaign.

Tottenham climb UEFA rankings after Europa League triumph

Following their impressive Europa League campaign, UEFA has now released a new end-of-season ranking, one that sees Tottenham go up seven places from the previous standings.

In the 2023/24 season, when Spurs did not have any European commitments, UEFA had ranked them in 34th place. However, Tottenham have now climbed seven places and are ranked 27th amongst clubs in Europe.

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Tottenham Hotspur are currently above fellow Premier League sides West Ham United and Aston Villa, who are ranked 29th and 46th, respectively, among clubs in the top 50.

The likes of Manchester City (2nd), Liverpool (4th), Chelsea (7th), Manchester United (11th) and Arsenal (12th) are the top-ranked English sides in the 2024/25 UEFA club rankings.

Spurs UEFA score highest in five years after European success

The rankings are calculated by UEFA, who prefer to score things based on a total accumulated over the last five seasons, with points awarded based on performances in European competitions.

For the 2024/25 season, Spurs received a score of 32.250, which is their highest in the past five seasons.

They received a score of 15.000 in the 2020/21 season, 5.000 points in the 2021/22 season, 18.000 points in the 2022/23 season, and no points in the 2023/24 season.

These scores round up to a total of 70.250, which is 32.25 fewer than that of Man United who Tottenham beat in the Europa League final.

An Italy Under-20 international, who Tottenham Hotspur have allegedly had an offer turned down for has now addressed the speculation linking him with a move.

Amidst the speculation over Cristian Romero’s Tottenham future, the Lilywhites are expected to enter the market for a centre-back this summer.

According to some sources, Spurs believe Kevin Danso is ready to be a starter if Romero leaves, with the club happy with the way the Austrian has settled into life at Hotspur Way.

That might explain why Tottenham are allegedly turning their attention to a young Italian centre-back as a potential backup.

A few days ago, La Nazione claimed that Spurs made a bid Pisa defender Francesco Coppola but their bid was turned down by the Serie B club.

Francesco Coppola reacts to Tottenham transfer speculation

The 20-year-old centre-back had an outstanding loan spell with Serie C side Vis Pesaro in 2024-25 and while he is yet to make his debut for Pisa, he is expected to become a key player for the club during the upcoming season.

The youngster has now admitted that he did hear of Spurs’ interest but handed the Premier League side a blow by revealing that he wants to make his mark at Pisa.

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When asked about the rumours of Tottenham making an offer, Coppola told Cronache di Spogliatoio (as relayed by Sport Witness): “I heard the news from my friends, but I only have in mind to earn an opportunity in Serie A with Pisa.

“I want to stay and try to compete in Serie A, now I’ll enjoy the end of the season and then I’ll come back full of energy to grow further.”

Fabio Paratici appears to be pulling Tottenham’s transfer strings again

It has been widely reported that Fabio Paratici will return to Tottenham in a formal role this summer once his FIFA ban expires.

The 52-year-old is an expert on the best-emerging talent from the Italian market and Spurs’ rumoured move for Coppola has his fingerprints written all over it.

While Paratici might not have yet begun work at Spurs officially, it looks like he is heavily involved in Tottenham’s planning for the summer window, which most Spurs fans will be pleased about, given his track record in the transfer window.

Journalist Dean Jones has provided the latest on Heung-min Son’s future and has revealed that Spurs may look to push ahead with a move for a Premier League winger.

It has been reported over recent weeks that Tottenham may consider selling Son if they receive a big enough offer as they could use the funds from his sale for a major summer rebuild.

Various outlets have reported over recent days that the Spurs captain is attracting heavy interest from the Saudi Pro League, and with the 32-year-old having just a year left on his contract, his future appears up in the air at the moment.

A new update has suggested that the Lilywhites have begun taking significant steps to add firepower to the frontline amidst the uncertainty over Son’s future.

Tottenham could replace Heung-min Son with Bournemouth star

Journalist Dean Jones has now talked up the possibility of Heung-min Son moving to Saudi Arabia, indicating that the South Korean’s decade-long spell in N17 looks set to come to an end.

He added that in the meantime, Tottenham are working on a permanent deal to sign Mathys Tel and are now considering eyeing a move for Bournemouth winger Antoine Semenyo, who finished the 2024-25 campaign with 13 goals and seven assists across all competitions.

Jones has told The Transfers From Paradise: “One man who could be joining him in the Saudi Pro League is Son Heung-min. He looks set to leave Spurs, which is no major surprise as that has been mooted for a while. One thing Spurs lose if he goes is experience that could be key for a Champions League campaign.

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“At the moment, the club are pressing ahead with negotiations on a fee to take Mathys Tel on a permanent deal, but I am also starting to hear whispers that Antoine Semenyo is one of the players they could look to sign.”

Why Son’s move to Saudi Arabia will not be straightforward

It is far from a given that the forward will accept a move to the Middle East if reports over recent days are to be believed.

A couple of days ago, The Times revealed that Son rejected a mega-money offer to move to the Saudi Pro League last summer as he felt he had unfinished business in the Premier League.

It was suggested that the former Bayer Leverkusen man would thus take some convincing to green-light a move to Asia this summer.

Daniel Levy is unlikely to break Tottenham Hotspur’s wage structure to sign Leroy Sane, despite the Bayern Munich forward being heavily linked with a move to the club.

Tottenham Hotspur would be desperate to improve their squad ahead of next season, as the north London club makes a return to the UEFA Champions League after two seasons away.

Spurs are reported to be more open-minded this summer, with the possibility of Tottenham landing a marquee signing very much on the cards, as Eberechi Eze and Jack Grealish are reported as potential targets.

Jamie O’Hara has urged Daniel Levy to make Leroy Sane his statement signing of this transfer window, after the German international was offered to Spurs.

Sane has certainly impressed Harry Kane, with the former Spurs forward describing his Bayern team-mate as ‘fantastic’ having seen his quality first-hand (BILD).

Tottenham are unlikely to smash their wage barrier for Sane

Tottenham are very much in the mix to sign Sane, whose £300,000-a-week contract is set to expire this summer and with Arsenal, Saudi Arabian clubs and Turkish giants Galatasaray all keen on the player, he has plenty of options.

Bayern Munich continue to negotiate a new deal with Sane, but the player’s valuation has yet to be met.

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Leroy Sane’s wage demands have now been revealed, and it is one Tottenham are not willing to meet, according to journalist Dean Jones.

Jones told Transfers From Paradise: “Absolutely not, no. Tottenham remain cautious as they head into the next window. They are open-minded about bringing in a marquee player, but the prospect of them going even beyond £200,000-a-week is unlikely.”

Tottenham should look elsewhere despite Leroy Sane availability

Sane notched 17 goal contributions last season for Bayern Munich after making 30 appearances in the Bundesliga, which are not numbers expected from a marquee signing.

Indeed, Spurs would be better off targeting PSG’s Bradley Barcola, who has double Sane’s goal contribution, with the Parisian man involved in 40 goals for PSG, including an assist in the Champions League final.

Daniel Levy would have to be ready to smash the £200,000-a-week wage structure he has, which is the highest earned by a Tottenham player, if he is to attract the best players.

Spurs have, of course, saved £15.6 million in wages after they let go of four key players, which means there is room for more money to be spent on player wages.

Ange Postecoglou is back in England, and with Tottenham Hotspur set to make a decision on his future, clarity could soon arrive regarding his fate as manager.

The future of Ange Postecoglou at Tottenham Hotspur has been the talk of the town, with everyone expecting a decision on whether the Australian would be sacked or whether he would remain at the Tottenham dugout.

Several Spurs first-team players have come out in support of Postecoglou, with Pedro Porro’s recent comments backing the Australian, leading to an argument between Simon Jordan and Danny Murphy.

Postecoglou has not been in London, with the Tottenham boss having taken time out with a family holiday in Greece, but that did not stop him from commenting on his future.

Speaking to ABC News, Postecoglou sent a clear message to Tottenham about his future, stating that he wants to make sure Spurs are back competing for silverware after their Europa League success last season.

Ange Postecoglou returns to England as Tottenham decision nears

A verdict on Ange Postecoglou’s future is expected in the coming days, but the general consensus is that the manager is going to be sacked.

John Brewin of The Guardian also shared an update he probably should not have revealed about Ange Postecoglou’s Tottenham future, where he stated that The Guardian have a pre-written sack piece waiting to go live once Spurs announce the departure of Postecoglou, further hinting that the 59-year-old’s fate is sealed.

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The Telegraph have now revealed that Postecoglou has returned to England from holiday, and the expectation is that the Australian will soon be provided with clarity over his future.

Spurs chairman Daniel Levy must now decide whether to stick with the manager who delivered a first trophy in seventeen years amid an awful Premier League campaign, or look to make yet another fresh start.

With other clubs having already been active in the transfer window, Tottenham are at a standstill while everyone eagerly awaits whether the axe comes down on Postecoglou.

Spurs consider replacements as Ange Postecoglou waits on verdict

Recent reports indicate that Tottenham are actively working on replacements for Postecoglou, with Spurs said to have had talks with Brentford’s Thomas Frank.

Ange Postecoglou’s league form last season certainly has not helped him, after he led Tottenham to their worst ever league finish, with Spurs ending in 17th place after losing 22 matches.

The Australian did deliver Tottenham’s first trophy in 17 years, and their first European trophy after 41 years, but that has not proved to be a saving grace for the Australian, who would now be eagerly waiting for the club’s verdict now that he is in north London.

A decision of whether Postecoglou remains in the role is not expected to be communicated formally by the club, but instead by those journalists close to happenings in N17; the opposite, however, can be expected in a statement.

Tottenham have made ruthless calls in their summer clearout, trimming the wage bill by £15.6 million ahead of what promises to be a busy transfer window.

Tottenham Hotspur’s summer business is already underway, with Kevin Danso completing a permanent transfer following his initial loan spell.

The £21 million obligation to buy was triggered at the end of the campaign, making the defender Spurs’ first addition of the window.

At the other end of the scale, Tottenham announced the departure of four senior players – Sergio Reguilon, Fraser Forster, Timo Werner and Alfie Whiteman – all of whom will formally leave when their contracts expire on 30 June.

Despite those exits, Tottenham remain active in the market, with strong links to several targets, including a permanent move for Bayern Munich’s Mathys Tel. However, no further deals have been completed at this stage.

Tottenham save £15.6m after Reguilon, Werner and Forster exits

With UEFA Champions League football secured through their Europa League triumph, Tottenham’s finances have received a welcome boost ahead of a crucial summer window.

Further savings have arrived with the sale of Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg to Marseille, who triggered their £17 million obligation to buy following his loan spell in France.

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And now, according to figures from Spotrac, the club has also freed up £15.6 million in annual wages following the departures of Reguilon, Forster, Werner and Whiteman, offering greater financial flexibility ahead of incoming business.

Spurs’ wage structure clears space for marquee signing

Sergio Reguilon departs after five years in north London, having earned £53,000 a week, equating to £2,756,000 annually. His exit alone represents a tidy saving, though not the largest of the outgoing quartet.

Timo Werner’s loan deal from RB Leipzig saw Tottenham cover his full salary, which was a hefty £165,000 per week – the fourth-highest wage at the club, amounting to £8,580,000 per year.

Veteran goalkeeper Fraser Forster also carried a significant salary burden, with his £75,000 weekly wage totalling £3,900,000 annually.

Meanwhile, Alfie Whiteman, though on the lower end of the pay scale, still earned £7,500 weekly and £390,000 annually – figures that now come off the club’s books.

With £15.6 million now saved in terms of wages, Spurs are expected to have a few more in the bank to spend when negotiating deals with potential new signings.

Kevin Danso is not prepared to sit back at Tottenham, with the Austrian international having made it clear he is ready to fight for a place in Spurs’ starting eleven.

Tottenham Hotspur are hopefully keen on building on their last season’s success after they won the Europa League and ended a nearly two-decade wait for a major piece of silverware, since they last won one in 2008.

Indeed, it was a much-needed trophy for the Lilywhites, who had struggled domestically, as they found themselves down in 17th place in the Premier League table.

A lot can be said about why Tottenham slumped so badly in Ange Postecoglou’s second season, after the Australian managed a fifth-place finish in his debut campaign, with injuries one of the main factors for the Lilywhites’ poor form.

Kevin Danso ready to fight for Tottenham shirt in 25/26 season

The 25/26 season simply has to be better for Spurs, and this would require that the players step up as Tottenham aim to compete on multiple fronts.

Kevin Danso completed his £21m move to Tottenham last month following his initial loan spell and has now promised to do just so, stating that he is ready to fight for his Tottenham shirt.

Speaking to Kronen Zeitung, Danso spoke about the competition that is within the Tottenham first-team, admitting that his debut season in north London was difficult, but that he is ready to fight for a place in the starting XI.

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He said: “I feel good; for me, it is like returning to my second home. I always give my all; the fans love me. Of course, the competition is fierce, that is normal at such a big club. But I have had a difficult season, I only arrived in the winter, and I will fight for my jersey.”

Danso needs consistency to break into the Spurs starting XI

Kevin Danso proved to be a solid addition to the Tottenham squad after he featured in 15 games for Spurs across all competitions, including in the Europa League final as a second-half substitute.

With Micky van de Ven and Cristian Romero currently ahead of him in the pecking order, Danso would need to be consistent to stake a claim to be Tottenham’s starting centre-back but has won fans over with his fearless style.

Tottenham Hotspur have been dealt a major setback in their pursuit of Johnny Cardoso, with reports emerging that Atletico Madrid have now reached an agreement with the midfielder.

We reported a few days back that Tottenham Hotspur have been handed a quadruple blow this summer window, with several of their targets looking to secure moves elsewhere.

On our list was Johnny Cardoso of Real Betis, whom Spurs have a £21 million option to buy this summer, as the clause was inserted in the deal that saw Giovani Lo Celso move to Spain.

It has been reported in recent weeks that despite Tottenham’s option to buy, Cardoso is not keen on a move to Spurs, with the American international said to be happy in Spain, as Atletico Madrid are also interested in his services.

Atletico Madrid agree personal terms with Johnny Cardoso

Tottenham Hotspur have now been handed a further blow, with Fabrizio Romano reporting that Atletico Madrid have agreed terms with Johnny Cardoso.

The Italian journalist has stated that Diego Simeone’s men are now advancing in talks to get a deal done with Real Betis.

The package of the deal is reported to be around €30 million (approximately £25.5 million) with bonuses, and a possibility of players being part of the agreement now being discussed.

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His tweet on X reads: “Atletico Madrid have reached an agreement with Johnny Cardoso on personal terms and are advancing in talks to get a deal done with Real Betis. Package deal around €30m with bonuses and also potential players as part of the agreement now being discussed.”

Spurs midfield stance softens as Yves Bissouma impresses

It was only revealed yesterday that Tottenham are not keen on taking up their £21 million option to buy Cardoso.

It was reported that the north London club are reconsidering their stand on Yves Bissouma, whose future at Spurs was sealed, following reports that Bissouma was set to depart after crunch talks with Tottenham.

Indeed, Bissouma impressed in the closing stages of last season with standout performances in the semi-final and final of the Europa League, and it seems all hope is not lost on the midfielder.