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Newcastle United are plotting a summer move for Tottenham Hotspur striker Dominic Solanke, according to The Daily Mail.

Spurs are currently languishing in 16th place, just one point above the relegation zone after a 3-1 home defeat to Crystal Palace on Thursday – a match in which Solanke scored Tottenham’s only goal.

The North Londoners find themselves in a precarious position, with the threat of relegation looming large as the campaign draws to a close.

Should Spurs fail to avoid the drop, a summer exodus of high earners is anticipated. Even if they secure survival, a lack of European football could see chairman Daniel Levy forced to consider offers for key assets, with Solanke among those attracting interest.

Solanke has scored five goals in 14 appearances across all competitions this term, but has struggled for consistency in an underperforming Spurs side.

Newcastle view the forward as an ideal fit for Eddie Howe’s system, with the prospect of reuniting with his former Bournemouth boss likely to appeal to the player.

A move to St James’ Park would also provide Solanke with a fresh challenge and the opportunity to compete for a top-six finish.

With Tottenham’s top-flight status in doubt, and Newcastle determined to strengthen their squad for a renewed European push, Solanke’s situation will be one to watch when the summer transfer window opens.

In the meantime, the England international will hope to help his side navigate a daunting run of fixtures which sees them take on Atletico Madrid twice in eight days either side of a trip to Anfield.

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Tottenham Hotspur are one of the clubs interested in signing Bournemouth centre-back Marcos Senesi this summer, according to Italian journalist Matteo Moretto.

The Tottenham Hotspur Stadium club are preparing to strengthen at the back ahead of next season, and the Argentina international has emerged as a possible target.

Sensei is out of contract at the end of the season and is likely to leave Bournemouth. Spurs are not the only ones keen on recruiting his services, with Juventus, Barcelona, Borussia Dortmund and Aston Villa also monitoring his situation.

Tottenham and co are expected to reach out to his camp as they look to sign him for free, but beating suitors to him could prove tricky.

Barca consider Senesi as a good low-cost option, and joining them ahead of Spurs and others could be more appealing.

Tottenham are fighting for Premier League survival and will need to stay up to boost the chances of signing top-flight players.

Qualifying for European football will also come in handy and they will have to win the Champions League this season if they are to play on the continent next season.

They are not one of the favourites to go far in the competition this term and will have to beat Atletico Madrid in the round of 16 to have any hopes of pulling a surprise.

Lack of European football could deal a huge blow on their chances of signing Senesi, but nothing can be ruled out yet.

The 28-year-old has played in 30 games across all competitions for the Cherries this term, weighing in with four assists.

The Argentine centre-back has played over 100 Premier League games, and Spurs could do with his huge experience and quality.

Injuries have impacted their squad depth at the back so far this campaign, and they need to make major addition across all departments in the summer if they retain their top-flight status at the end of the season.

Inter Milan target Guglielmo Vicario could reportedly lose a starting berth at Tottenham Hotspur amid Spurs’ underwhelming run of form.

According to FCInterNews, new manager Igor Tudor is considering benching the 29-year-old as a consequence of Tottenham’s rotten patch.

Four consecutive defeats have left the North London powerhouse in a precarious 16th place in the Premier League standings.

Indeed, Spurs sit only one point clear of 18th-placed West Ham United, with relegation becoming a distinct possibility.

Inter Milan Target Guglielmo Vicario to Lose Starting Spot at Tottenham

LONDON, ENGLAND – DECEMBER 28: Guglielmo Vicario of Tottenham Hotspur reacts during the Premier League match between Crystal Palace and Tottenham Hotspur at Selhurst Park on December 28, 2025 in London, England. (Photo by Julian Finney/Getty Images)

Guglielmo Vicario could pay the price for Tottenham’s humiliating run in the Premier League.

With the former Empoli man conceding at least twice in his last eight league outings, it’s barely surprising that Tudor wants to bench him.

Meanwhile, that decision could play into Inter’s hands, with the Nerazzurri looking to sign the Italian goalkeeper at the end of the season.

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Spurs Predicted Lineup vs Crystal Palace: Team News and Tactical Decisions

Tottenham head into a pivotal Premier League night with pressure mounting around Igor Tudor’s side. Spurs host Crystal Palace knowing that the stakes extend far beyond a routine London derby. Results elsewhere have tightened the table to such an extent that Tottenham sit just one point above the relegation zone, making this fixture feel more urgent than anyone at the club would have expected.

For Spurs, the predicted lineup carries extra significance. Tudor has already experimented with shape and personnel since taking charge, and the selection for this game may reveal which direction he intends to take during the run in.

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Spurs Formation Decision Looms

Tudor’s early tactical choices have already attracted scrutiny. Against Fulham he moved away from his preferred 3-4-2-1 structure and opted instead for a four man defence, an attempt to stabilise a side that had just suffered a 4-1 defeat to Arsenal in his first match as manager.

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That adjustment failed to deliver the desired response. Fulham surged into a two goal lead after just 34 minutes before Tottenham eventually fell to a 2-1 defeat.

With Palace visiting north London, a return to familiar tactical principles may follow. Managers often revert to their core ideas in moments of pressure, and this fixture carries exactly that feeling. Spurs require clarity, organisation and confidence, all elements that Tudor’s preferred system is designed to provide.

Injury List Shapes Spurs Predicted Lineup

Team news continues to complicate Tottenham’s selection decisions. Djed Spence remains unavailable after missing the Fulham defeat with a minor calf injury. The hope within the club is that he will be ready for next week’s Champions League trip to Atletico Madrid.

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His absence has already forced adjustments. Archie Gray was deployed at left back last weekend, a role that exposed Tottenham’s defensive structure and increased pressure on the back line.

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A more natural option may now emerge. Teenage Brazilian defender Souza could be handed his first start since arriving from Santos in a £13 million move. His introduction would bring a more orthodox balance to the defensive unit.

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Further uncertainty surrounds the goalkeeping position. Guglielmo Vicario recently found himself at the centre of an unusual social media moment when the Premier League posted a clip of the goalkeeper sending a free kick from his own half straight out for a goal kick. Spurs lodged an official complaint and the post was later deleted.

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While that episode drew attention online, Vicario’s form has also come under scrutiny. Antonin Kinsky may therefore be considered if Tudor believes a change is required.

Attacking Selection Questions for Tudor

In attack, the Spurs predicted lineup could include several adjustments. Richarlison and Mathys Tel both impressed after entering from the bench against Fulham.

Richarlison scored with a back post header that halved the deficit, offering a reminder of his aerial threat. Tel, meanwhile, showed energy and directness during his cameo, despite limited opportunities this season.

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Those contributions place pressure on others. Dominic Solanke and Randal Kolo Muani both face the possibility of dropping out, although the latter appears to have earned greater trust from Tudor in recent weeks.

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At centre back, Kevin Danso is expected to partner Micky van de Ven. This would leave Radu Dragusin out of the starting lineup once again, while Cristian Romero serves the final match of his four game suspension.

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All of these decisions shape the Spurs predicted lineup for a match that could define the mood around Tottenham’s season.

Spurs Predicted Lineup vs Crystal Palace

Predicted Tottenham XI (4-2-2-2): Vicario, Porro, Danso, Van de Ven, Souza, Palhinha, Bissouma, Richarlison, Simons, Tel, Kolo Muani

Injured: Kudus, Bergvall, Bentancur, Davies, Udogie, Maddison, Kulusevski, Odobert, Spence

Suspended: Romero

Time and date: 8pm GMT on Thursday, March 5, 2026How to watch: TNT Sports 1Venue: Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, London

For Spurs, the predicted lineup reflects more than personnel choices. It represents an attempt to regain control of a season drifting towards uncomfortable territory.

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Tottenham Hotspur will bring a dramatic midweek round of Premier League action to a close as they host Crystal Palace on Thursday night.

Nottingham Forest and West Ham United both picked up points on Wednesday, piling the pressure on Tottenham who now find themselves just one point away from the relegation zone.

Here’s everything you need to know ahead of the game…

Kick-off Time:

How to Watch:

TNT Sports 1

Streaming on Discovery +

Injuries and Suspensions:

Tottenham Hotspur: Wilson Odobert (out), James Maddison (out), Dejan Kulusevski (out), Rodrigo Bentancur (out), Mohammed Kudus (out), Ben Davies (out), Lucas Bergvall (out), Destiny Udogie (out), Djed Spence (out), Christian Romero (suspended)

Crystal Palace: Eddie Nketiah (out), Jean-Philippe Mateta (out), Cheick Doucoure (out), Maxence Lacroix (suspended)

Predicted Line-ups:

Tottenham Hotspur (4-2-3-1): Vicario; Porro, Danso, Van De Ven, Gray; Palhinha, Bissouma; Kolo Muani, Simons, Tel; Richarlison

Crystal Palace (3-4-2-1): Henderson, Canvot, Richards, Riad; Mitchell, Hughes, Wharton, Munoz; Sarr, Johnson; Strand Larsen

Recent Form:

Tottenham Hotspur have been in torrid form, yet to win a Premier League match in 2026. Their winless run has stretched to 10 games, dragging them into an unexpected battle to avoid relegation.

Their last outing was a 2-1 defeat away at Fulham and now desperately need to bounce back against another London opponent.

Crystal Palace have been far from flying themselves, but have won two of their last four league games, easing any relegation worries that might have been brewing.

Oliver Glasner’s Crystal Palace side looked terrific in the first half on Sunday as they went 1–0 up away at Manchester United, but a red card for Maxence Lacroix changed the game, and Palace eventually fell to a 2–1 defeat.

What’s been said:

Tottenham interim manager Igor Tudor said: “We have had a good, short period to prepare for this game. I saw the guys reacting well and we need to be optimistic for the game, playing at home against a good team, but in our stadium with our fans so we want to do a good game tomorrow.

“You work day by day and see the players want it, that’s the main thing that makes me positive, makes me believe that we will do it.”

Crystal Palace manager Oliver Glasner said: “Now we are starting the crunch time in the UEFA Conference League. We are starting the crunch time in the Premier League. We are on top of it.

“Everybody is in the best shape and we are in the best shape as a team. I think we are not there right now, but I feel we are going step by step into the right direction.”

Spurs Injury Update: Latest Return Dates for Tottenham Squad

Tottenham’s season has demanded patience, resilience and a steady stream of updates from the treatment room. For Spurs supporters, the rhythm of the campaign has been shaped as much by injuries as by performances on the pitch.

Ahead of their clash with Crystal Palace, there has been a small measure of relief for Tottenham. Some players are edging closer to a return, while others remain weeks or months away from contributing again. Spurs continue to navigate a campaign that has required depth, adaptability and careful management of fitness.

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Fresh Concern Over Djed Spence

Even as Spurs welcome a few positive signs on the injury front, Djed Spence has become the latest concern.

The defender missed Tottenham’s trip to Fulham after suffering a calf injury, raising questions about his immediate availability. His absence from the matchday squad at Craven Cottage caught many by surprise.

Reports suggest the issue is minor, though Tottenham have yet to confirm when Spence will be ready to return. Spurs face Crystal Palace on March 5, but his involvement remains uncertain for now.

For a squad that has already endured disruption in defence this season, even a short absence for Spence could test Tottenham’s depth once again.

Midfield Absences Continue to Affect Spurs

Several midfield players remain sidelined, limiting Spurs options in central areas.

Lucas Bergvall has been out since January after sustaining an ankle injury during Tottenham’s 2-0 win over Borussia Dortmund. The midfielder underwent surgery and was initially ruled out for up to three months.

Encouraging updates from Sweden have suggested progress in his recovery, with Bergvall no longer wearing a protective boot. There is even speculation he could be available for Sweden’s World Cup play off against Ukraine later this month, though Spurs are expected to take a cautious approach.

Mohammed Kudus is also continuing his recovery. The midfielder suffered a hamstring injury in Tottenham’s 1-1 draw with Sunderland on January 4 and was ruled out for up to three months.

In February it was reported that Kudus travelled to Amsterdam to consult a specialist familiar from his Ajax days. Spurs remain hopeful he will return to full training after the March international break.

Destiny Udogie Recovery Timeline

Destiny Udogie remains another important Spurs player currently unavailable.

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The left back picked up a hamstring injury against Manchester United on February 7. Tottenham confirmed he would miss around four to five weeks.

Manager Igor Tudor has taken a cautious tone when discussing injured players. Speaking ahead of the Fulham match, he said: “It’s a weekly basis. When they come, they come.”

He added: “We need to be focused on the way, and also, how they come back into the team. Also, the main important thing is, in time, they are recovering to put them in good condition, so when they come back, they are in good shape. Otherwise, it’s a problem.”

For Spurs, careful reintegration may prove as important as the return itself.

Long Term Injuries Still Impact Spurs Squad

Some Tottenham players face significantly longer waits before returning.

Dejan Kulusevski has not played since last season due to a patella injury, while Rodrigo Bentancur is recovering from hamstring surgery following January’s defeat to Bournemouth.

Ben Davies suffered a broken ankle in a 2-1 defeat to West Ham and may not play for Spurs again, with his contract set to expire this summer.

Wilson Odobert also faces a lengthy recovery after a serious knee injury against Newcastle that required surgery. Tottenham have confirmed his return is unlikely before late 2026.

James Maddison remains sidelined with a knee injury suffered in pre season and is not expected to feature again this campaign.

For Spurs, the coming weeks will test squad depth once again. Injuries continue to shape Tottenham’s season, though gradual returns could offer fresh momentum as the campaign moves toward its closing stages.

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The three iconic player murals outside Tottenham Hotspur Stadium have become the first of their kind in the UK to include audio description (AD) services for visually impaired fans.

The Heung-Min Son, Harry Kane and Ledley King murals now feature QR codes linking to audio descriptions of the designs. The initiative has been led by the David Katz Foundation, a charity dedicated to supporting people with visual impairments, in partnership with MurWalls, the artists behind the murals.

The audio descriptions are voiced by Daniel Wynne, the Club’s own AD commentator on matchdays, and Chairman of the David Katz Foundation.

Match-going fans attending tomorrow’s game against Crystal Palace will be the first to enjoy the feature, with the fixture being dedicated to Level Playing Field’s ‘Unite for Access’ campaign. The campaign highlights the need to inspire and celebrate inclusion for supporters with access requirements at sports venues across the country.

Fans arriving early to the match tomorrow will be able to hear from representatives of MurWalls, as well as from SpursAbility, Spurs’ Disabled Supporters Association, about the importance of the initiative during a pitch side interview.

The murals were officially unveiled today by Club Ambassador Ledley King, who put the finishing touches on his own mural at Tottenham Community Sports Centre.

Ledley said: “Inclusivity is so important and our Club does a great job in providing an accessible experience for all supporters. It is something we have always taken seriously, and it has been great to come to my mural today and see first-hand how we are providing that around the stadium."

Marc Silver, CEO & Founder of MurWalls, said: “Being part of the David Katz Foundation (DKF) from its inception has been a genuine privilege. This project is about more than murals — it’s about access, empowerment and inclusion. Through MurWalls, we were honoured to celebrate Harry, Sonny and Ledley for Tottenham Hotspur and its incredible supporters. As co-founder and trustee of DKF, I’m even prouder that we’ve helped bring the audio description to life, ensuring visually impaired fans can experience the artwork just as powerfully as everyone else.”

Matt Collings-Winter, Co-Chair of SpursAbility, Tottenham Hotspur’s Disabled Supporters Association, said: “We are thrilled that the club have elevated these three iconic murals to the next level while ensuring inclusivity not only for our members but for the wider community. We continue to be proud of the work Spurs do to make this football club a place for all.”

Tottenham Hotspur Stadium sets the benchmark for accessibility, delivering an inclusive matchday experience for supporters with disabilities.

The Stadium offers dedicated accessible entrances for both home & away fans, alongside 250 wheelchair accessible bays, 500 dedicated easily accessible seats, 66 accessible toilets and three fully equipped Changing Places facilities.

In addition to the AD commentary services, British Sign Language (BSL) services are available on matchdays and integrated into Stadium tour content, while induction loops are available at kiosks to reduce ambient noise for those who use hearing aids.

The Stadium also includes a Sensory Suite, located in the North Stand, which offers a comfortable and calming environment for supporters with sensory impairment conditions.