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Damola Ajayi has joined League One side Doncaster Rovers on loan for the 2025/26 season.

The 19-year-old forward was a regular for our Under-21s last season and also featured in several first team matchday squads. He marked his senior debut with a goal in our 3-0 UEFA Europa League win over Elfsborg at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in January – a match in which all three goals were scored by Academy graduates with Mikey Moore and Dane Scarlett also on the scoresheet.

A key figure in our Under-17 and Under-18 Premier League Cup double-winning campaign in 2022/23, Damola also played a key role in our Under-21s’ Premier League 2 title triumph in 2023/24.

Capable of playing off the right or through the middle, the versatile forward signed a new contract earlier this year, committing his future to the Club until 2028. He now heads to the Eco-Power Stadium to continue his development.

Winners is set for release exclusively on SPURSPLAY on Tuesday 24 June – here's how you can watch for free today.

This is the story behind our UEFA Europa League-winning campaign brought to life by the squad who made history in 2024/25.

With exclusive interviews, behind-the-scenes dressing room access and never-seen-before match footage, what better excuse to look back on the road to Bilbao and the glorious win over Manchester United all over again!

Across the documentary, we chart the progress from the new-look 36-team league phase to the unforgettable night at San Mames Stadium and the victory parade on the Spurs-filled streets from Edmonton to outside Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.

Relive every vital goal, pivotal save, and goal-line clearance that defined the journey as well as the untold stories, challenges and triumphs from our history makers on the road to Europa League glory.

Watch the trailer below for a glimpse of what to expect when the Winners documentary lands later this afternoon.

Trailer: Winners

It has been a full circle moment for Molly Bartrip in Lilywhite after she penned a new deal with the Club.

Committing her future until 2028 earlier this week, the experienced defender will become one of the longer serving members of the playing squad, with the 2025/26 set to be her fifth campaign in N17.

And, although she initially joined the Club as a senior player in July, 2021, from Reading, her journey at Hotspur Way started a long time before that.

She was originally part of our Under-10s side during the mid-2000s, before going to spend time in the youth systems at other clubs, and Molly looked back at her special journey at the Club.

“The first girls’ team for me was the Under-10s at Spurs. I couldn’t believe it, I actually thought it was a joke when they wanted me and I feel my whole career from there has… I have just been really lucky,” she told us.

“I have played with some top players, played against some good teams and I’m thankful for the journey I have had football-wise.

“But it has brought me round to where I first started and that was at Spurs, and like I said, I’m really happy to be here and looking forward to the future.”

Our number five wrote her name in our history book during last term as she reached a century of appearances for the Club in all competitions, becoming just the fourth player in the current squad to have achieved that feat, and it was a proud moment for Molly.

“When you think about it, 100 appearances, it’s kind of scary – that’s a lot of games!” she smiled.

“I’m really proud and feel very lucky to achieve that. I don’t want to stop there, I want to go on to more, but I need to prove myself that way and show that I’m at the level to do that.”

Watch | Molly's explains her decision to sign a new deal

Molly Bartrip spoke of her excitement to continue her journey at the Club after penning a new deal.

The experienced defender has signed a new contract until 2028 after another consistent campaign in our colours, playing every single minute for us in the Barclays Women’s Super League – having also reached that feat in the 2021/22 season.

Having joined us from Reading in July, 2021, she remains the only Spurs player to have played every fixture in a single WSL campaign since our promotion to the top flight since 2019.

And, while it wasn’t the season we would have wanted in terms of results last term, our number five was keen to insist that Spurs was her ‘home’ and spoke of her ‘hunger’ to continue improving.

“I’m really excited, I’m proud and really happy to be here,” she told us. “Spurs is my home, I think I have known that since the moment I have walked through the door four years ago, I feel safe and I genuinely feel like I can be the best person and footballer here.”

“I have had my own battles so I want to feel like I have the right support around me, to also help me as a person but then on the pitch too, to be able to get better at the end of the day. So those were my key reasons to why I wanted to stay but, ultimately, the Club’s ambition is exactly what I want and I’m excited to be here.

“There’s still more from me and I’m still hungry to get more, and hopefully we can win things here because, for me, that would be a dream.”

Following the 2024/25 season, which was Molly’s fourth in Lilywhite, it was the perfect time to get away, recharge and relax after an action-packed couple of months, and the defender used the opportunity to do some volunteering in Tanzania.

Watch | Molly speaks to SPURSPLAY

“I took a few days off at the end of the season, I went to Tanazia for two weeks. I volunteered in childcare and that was amazing,” Molly added.

“I met some amazing people there too, people I will remember for rest of my life and hopefully be friends with for the rest of my life.”

Asked about the upcoming campaign, she said: “I think all the girls will be excited. It will be a fresh start for us as we know last year wasn’t good enough from us, so now we have to prove ourselves.

“We will hit pre-season really hard and hopefully we’ll have a successful season.”

We are delighted to announce that Molly Bartrip has signed a new contract with the Club, which will run until 2028.

The experienced defender has been a model of consistency across her four seasons since she rejoined the Club from Reading in July, 2021, having played for our Under-10s in the mid-2000s.

An ever-present in our starting XI last term, our vice-captain played every single minute for us in the Barclays Women’s Super League, completing 1,980 minutes, the second time she has recorded that impressive feat in our colours.

The 29-year-old is also the only Spurs player to have played every fixture in a single WSL season since our promotion to the top flight in 2019.

Reaching a century of games in Lilywhite in March, 2025, Molly is currently up to 106 appearances for us in all competitions – making her one of four players in the current squad to have surpassed this total.

Young people in Tottenham are set to benefit from a brand new Mobile Youth Hub thanks to a partnership between Tottenham Hotspur Foundation and Haringey Council.

The initiative builds on years of the Foundation supporting young people through programmes in the local community and schools, and the success of a council hub in nearby Wood Green.

The new hub in Tottenham will be available to local young people twice a week, providing greater access to essential support and activities, and empowering them to seize new opportunities and shape their futures.

Through collaboration with key partners, a diverse range of services and activities will be on offer at the hub, from music and DJing sessions to IT training, personal development workshops to mentoring, opportunities for individuals to reflect on their past traumas and understand their impact, as well as vital support and advice on substance misuse.

Marc Leckie, Foundation chief executive, said: "Much of our work is geared towards building safer, stronger communities and, by bringing a new Mobile Youth Hub to Tottenham, we’re making a clear commitment to further combat serious youth violence.

“This builds on years of support for vulnerable young people, including over 700 who have benefited from our delivery of Premier League Inspires in secondary schools.

“We’re proud to partner with Haringey Council on these vital new services that place young people at the heart of our efforts to inspire, empower and transform lives.”

Premier League Inspires is a personal development programme funded by the Premier League and Professional Footballers’ Association through the Premier League Charitable Fund. It uses the power of football to inspire young people to develop their personal skills and positive attitudes needed to succeed in life.

The Foundation has delivered the programme to more than 30 local schools, with staff delivering some 5,000 hours of targeted support.

It also delivers the Tottenham Futures life skills and development programme and My Ends football and outreach sessions, both serving similar aims, with funding provided by the Mayor of London’s Violence Reduction Unit.

Partnering with the council to provide the new Mobile Youth Hub – to run in the area of Seven Sisters every Monday and Wednesday between 3pm and 6pm – will bring an even greater level of coordination in supporting local young people.

Cllr Zena Brabazon, cabinet member for children, schools & families, said: “The expansion of the Mobile Youth Hub to Tottenham marks a significant step in providing young people with easier access to vital support, activities and opportunities that will benefit them significantly in the future.

“By working with key partners, we’re ensuring young people can develop new skills, build their confidence, and strengthen their networks by building trust and fostering a sense of belonging.”

Mathys Tel fired France Under-21s into the semi-finals of the European Under-21 Championship with a late winner against Denmark on Sunday evening.

The forward collected the ball on the left side before cutting in and curling a superb shot inside the far post to make it 3-2 in the 85th minute, completing a stunning turnaround after Quentin Merlin had hauled France level just 60 seconds earlier.

It was Mathys’ second goal of the tournament as he was joined by Wilson Odobert in the starting line-up for the third game in a row.

Mathys completed the full match while Wilson was substituted in stoppage time.

The result in Presov, Slovakia saw France book a semi-final date with either Germany or Italy on Wednesday.

Archie Gray’s England Under-21s also made it through to the semis with a 3-1 victory over Spain on Saturday.

Archie started the Young Lions’ first two group stage games, a 3-1 win over Czechia and a goalless draw with Slovenia – being withdrawn after 64 minutes in the latter, but was an unused substitute in the midweek 2-1 defeat to Germany and in the aforementioned quarter-final against Spain.

England will now face the Netherlands in the last four on Wednesday.

Luana Buhler has been called up by Switzerland as they prepare to host the UEFA Euro 2025 Finals next month.

The showpiece tournament, marking its 14th edition, will be hosted in Switzerland for the first time, and the 29-year-old is preparing to feature in head coach Pia Sundhage’s squad on home soil.

Despite missing the final month of the Barclays Women’s Super League campaign last term due to an injury, the defender has worked hard to earn her spot in what will be her third major international tournament for her nation – having been involved in 2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup and 2022 Euros.

The host nation will get their preparations underway with a warm-up friendly with Czech Republic on Thursday 26 June before kicking off their campaign on Wednesday 2 July against Norway at St. Jakob-Park in Basel.

They will then face Iceland on Sunday 6 July at Wankdorf Stadium in Bern before rounding off the group phase with a clash against Finland on Thursday 10 July at Stade de Geneve in Geneva.

Ahead of the tournament, Luana has international 60 caps to date, scoring three times.

Further call-ups for Euro 2025

Lize Kop has been named in the Netherlands squad for UEFA Women's Euro 2025.

Our number one was confirmed in Andries Jonker’s 23-player squad on Saturday (21 June) as they bid to claim their first-ever title at European Championships.

Heading into her third major international tournament, but her first involvement in a European Championship, Lize has 13 caps for her nation to date.

Prior to the start of the tournament in Switzerland, which kicks off in just over three weeks’ time, the Netherlands face a warm-up friendly against Finland on Tuesday 26 June at Kooi Stadion in Leeuwarden.

Their Euro 2025 campaign will then kick-off in Group D against Wales on Saturday 5 July, before they face England on Wednesday 9 July and France on Sunday 13 July.

The European Under-19 Championships are over for Mikey Moore and Reiss-Alexander Russell-Denny after England were eliminated in the last match of the group stage on Friday night.

A 4-2 defeat to the Netherlands in Romania, coupled with Germany’s late win over Norway, sent the Young Lions home.

England, who drew 2-2 with Norway and 5-5 with Germany in their opening two matches, would have qualified for the knockout stages if the latter nations had drawn on Friday, but Germany’s stoppage-time winner sent them through in second place, while the Netherlands topped the group.

Central midfielder Reiss played the full 90 minutes against the Dutch – his second start of the tournament after scoring against Germany – and saw a late effort saved when the score was 4-1.

Attacking midfielder Mikey was forced off injured in the latter stages of England’s opener against Norway just after scoring a penalty to make it 2-2. He missed out on the Germany clash but was named as an unused substitute against the Dutch.

Germany play Spain and the Netherlands face hosts Romania in the semi-finals.