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We are delighted to announce that Reiss Elliott-Parris has signed his first professional contract with the Club.

A hard-working centre-forward, Reiss, 17, first joined our Academy in the Under-9s and has just completed his first season as a full-time footballer.

He’s featured in the majority of our Under-18s this term while also helping us lift the Under-17 Premier League Cup, scoring in the final against Charlton Athletic in April.

He also stepped up to make three appearances for our Under-21s earlier in the season.

Supporters have the opportunity to customise their 2025/26 Nike Home Shirts with a very unique sleeve badge this season.

In recognition of our Europa League triumph last month which earned us a spot in the UEFA Champions League, our players shall wear a special sleeve badge in the competition to commemorate our victory.

Instead of the regular Champions League badge which has adorned our kits in our previous campaigns in European football's elite club competition, in 2025/26, the badge will instead be encircled by the words "UEFA EUROPA LEAGUE 2025 WINNERS".

And now, in line with the release of our new 2025/26 Nike Home Kit today, supporters can also personalise their shirts with the addition of the unique badge.

To add the badge to the shirt, you will need to personalise your shirt with a name and number via the 'Club' option. You can then select to add the badge to the shirt for £10 - this also includes the addition of the UEFA Foundation 10 year anniversary badge.

Check out our new Nike Home Kit in all its glory with imagery showcasing all of its finer points plus behind-the-scenes of the making of the kit launch video in our gallery below.

On Tuesday morning, 3 June, we unveiled our brand new strip for the 2025/26 campaign - a bold Lilywhite design which has, for the first time in 41 years, seen the cockerel move to the centre of our home shirt.

The last time we saw our famous emblem sit centrally on our home shirt was between 1983 and 1985 - an effort produced by Hummel which you can see below.

A truly unforgettable challenge awaits our most daring supporters this summer as Tottenham Hotspur Foundation, the Club’s official charitable body, hosts an abseil challenge at the Stadium.

The event on Friday, 27 June will see participants enjoy the Dare Skywalk, providing breathtaking views across London from 46.8 metres above the ground, before a thrilling abseil from the roof of the Stadium down to Park Lane Square.

Elizabeth Mings, Foundation fundraising manager, said: “This is going to be an opportunity to see the Stadium from a whole new perspective whilst doing something incredible for the local community.

“Whether conquering a fear, celebrating a milestone or simply for a story to tell, the BIG Stadium abseil promises to be a truly unforgettable occasion!”

Registration is £25 plus booking fees and the Foundation is asking participants to raise £100 as it aims to continue transforming lives across North London.

The Foundation delivered 7,400 hours of support to over 10,000 residents last year and creates over £8 of social value for every £1 it invests.

As the Club’s official charitable body, it is committed to creating life-changing opportunities across North London, with programmes spanning community and youth development, education, employment and skills, and health and wellbeing.

Abseil participants must be aged 12 and above. The challenge can be done solo or as part of a team, but spaces are limited, so sign up today.

Take a Vow - 2025/26 Home Kit unveiled  Tottenham Hotspur

We can announce that Ryan Mason, our Assistant Coach, has left the Club to take up the role of Head Coach at West Bromwich Albion.

Ryan has a long history at the Club, having joined the full-time Academy set-up in 2007 before going on to make 70 appearances for the first team.

Following the end of his playing career, Ryan returned to the Club in 2018 in a coaching capacity. He went on to become Interim Head Coach on two occasions, firstly in 2021, and later in 2023.

When Ange Postecoglou took over as Head Coach in July, 2023, Ryan was appointed as one of his assistants. He was part of the coaching team that helped steer the Club to the UEFA Europa League trophy last month.

Daniel Levy said: "Ryan has been an integral part of Tottenham Hotspur for a number of years, both as a player and a coach.

“I'd like to take this opportunity to thank Ryan for all his dedication and hard work over the years, and we wish him every success for the future."

Monday proved a day for our Matildas on international duty - Charlotte Grant helped Australia Women - nicknamed The Maltidas - to a 4-1 win against Argentina, while Matilda Vinberg was the matchwinner for Sweden Under-23s against Italy.

Charlotte started and played 77 minutes as Australia toppled Argentina in the second of their friendly double-header in Canberra, having won 2-0 in Melbourne on Friday.

Starting right-back, Charlotte created an early chance for Amy Sayer before being involved in the opening goal on 14 minutes. Moving centrally, Charlotte picked out a reverse pass to Kahli Johnson, who in turn crossed for Sayer to fire home.

Charlotte, who claimed an assist on Friday, also carved out a golden chance for Caitlin Foord before being substituted on 77 minutes. Sayer, Emily van Egmond and Michelle Heyman saw Australia home as they continued preparations for the AFC Women’s Asian Cup in Australia in 2026.

Meanwhile, Matilda Vinberg made the difference as Sweden Under-23s met Italy in a friendly in Noceto. Matilda's cross from a quick counter from Italy's corner was handled, and the midfielder was cool as you like from the penalty spot, sending goalkeeper Beatrice Beretta the wrong way for the only goal of the game.

Donna-Maria: “This has been such a hard decision to make. The Club has been my life for the past three decades. I have had the privilege of working with Daniel, whose vision and energy has driven the Club forward, and so many talented and wonderful colleagues.

“It has been quite some journey, starting at White Hart Lane, with a brief stay at Wembley and finally our new home - amazing memories home and away. Ending this season with the Europa League Trophy was a dream come true. The time is now right for me to gather more time for myself and my family, whom I thank for all their support over the years. I shall spend the coming months ensuring there is a smooth handover with my staff. Thank you all. I wish everyone at the Club all the success in the world.”

Daniel Levy: “Donna has made an immense contribution to the Club, over an extensive period. Her diverse responsibilities grew significantly and replacing her roles with a single individual will be impossible.

“While many may associate her primarily with marketing and communications, Donna's impact extends far beyond those areas. Notably, her leadership and political acumen at planning committees, was instrumental in the Club being able to build one of the finest stadiums and training centres in the world.

“She deserves recognition for the contribution she played in the formation of the Tottenham Hotspur Foundation, which has positively impacted countless individuals in our communities, and in establishing the London Academy of Excellence, providing children with exceptional educational opportunities.

“Donna has pushed the conscience of the Club to be at the forefront of environmental and diversity initiatives. She also played a crucial role in supporting the amateur part-time Spurs Ladies, enabling the development of our professional women’s team.

“Her daily input will be greatly missed, however she fully deserves to take time for herself, and I know that we shall be able to call upon her advice when needed. We wish her well for the future.”

A number of our players are set to represent their countries as international football returns this month.

World Cup qualifiers are on the agenda for some – including Richarlison, who has been recalled to the Brazil national team for the first time since March, 2024 – while Pedro Porro’s Spain will contest the final stages of the UEFA Nations League.

Elsewhere, there’s a first senior Republic of Ireland call-up for goalkeeper Josh Keeley, while his fellow Leyton Orient loanee Jamie Donley retains his place in the senior Northern Ireland squad after earning his maiden call-up earlier this year.

Guglielmo Vicario (Italy) and Dane Scarlett (England Under-21s) have withdrawn from their respective squads.

The finals of the Under-21 and Under-19 European Championships will also take place this month. Archie Gray, Wilson Odobert and Mathys Tel will all hope to feature – they’re currently included in larger pre-tournament squads for England and France respectively – while Mikey Moore and Reiss-Alexander Russell-Denny, the latter called up from standby this week, will be with England in the Under-19 competition.

Last month, youngsters Malachi Hardy, Jun’ai Byfield and Luca Williams-Barnett were part of the England Under-17s side that finished third in Group B at the European Under-17 Championship. Club team-mate Leon Myrtaj represented hosts Albania at the tournament – they finished fourth in Group A.

Here’s a run-down of when and where our players will be playing over the course of this international window (all kick-off times are UK)...

Wednesday 4 June

Wilson Odobert and Mathys Tel - France Under-21s home friendly against Uzbekistan - kick-off 5.45pm

Thursday 5 June

Yves Bissouma - Mali friendly against DR Congo in France - kick-off 7pm

Pedro Porro - Spain UEFA Nations League semi-final against France in Germany - kick-off 8pm

Heung-Min Son - South Korea away 2026 FIFA World Cup qualifier against Iraq - kick-off 7.15pm

Friday 6 June

Rodrigo Bentancur - Uruguay away 2026 FIFA World Cup qualifier against Paraguay - kick-off 12am

Richarlison - Brazil away 2026 FIFA World Cup qualifier against Ecuador - kick-off 12am

Cristian Romero - Argentina away 2026 FIFA World Cup qualifier against Chile - kick-off 2am

Ben Davies and Brennan Johnson - Wales home 2026 FIFA World Cup qualifier against Liechtenstein - kick-off 7.45pm

Josh Keeley / Pape Matar Sarr - Republic of Ireland home friendly against Senegal - kick-off 7.45pm

Manor Solomon - Israel away 2026 FIFA World Cup qualifier against Estonia - kick-off 7.45pm

Destiny Udogie - Italy away 2026 FIFA World Cup qualifier against Norway - kick-off 7.45pm

Aaron Maguire - Republic of Ireland Under-21s away friendly against Croatia - kick-off 4pm

Saturday 7 June

Kevin Danso - Austria home 2026 FIFA World Cup qualifier against Romania - kick-off 7.45pm

Micky van de Ven - Netherlands away 2026 FIFA World Cup qualifier against Finland - kick-off 7.45pm

Jamie Donley - Northern Ireland away friendly against Denmark - kick-off 6pm

Sunday 8 June

Pedro Porro - Spain UEFA Nations League final or third place play-off against either Germany or Portugal - kick-off TBC

Monday 9 June

Ben Davies and Brennan Johnson - Wales away 2026 FIFA World Cup qualifier against Belgium - kick-off 7.45pm

Destiny Udogie - Italy home 2026 FIFA World Cup qualifier against Moldova - kick-off 7.45pm

Tuesday 10 June

Heung-Min Son - South Korea home 2026 FIFA World Cup qualifier against Kuwait - kick-off 12pm

Kevin Danso - Austria away 2026 FIFA World Cup qualifier against San Marino - kick-off 7.45pm

Pape Matar Sarr - Senegal away friendly against England - kick-off 7.45pm

Manor Solomon - Israel friendly against Slovakia in Hungary - kick-off 7.45pm

Micky van de Ven - Netherlands home 2026 FIFA World Cup qualifier against Malta - kick-off 7.45pm

Wilson Odobert and Mathys Tel* - France Under-21s European Under-21 Championship group stage match against Portugal in Slovakia - kick-off 8pm

Jamie Donley - Northern Ireland home friendly against Iceland - kick-off 7.45pm

Josh Keeley - Republic of Ireland away friendly against Luxembourg - kick-off 7.45pm

Aaron Maguire - Republic of Ireland Under-21s friendly against Qatar in Croatia - kick-off 5pm

Wednesday 11 June

Rodrigo Bentancur - Uruguay home 2026 FIFA World Cup qualifier against Venezuela - kick-off 12am

Richarlison - Brazil home 2026 FIFA World Cup qualifier against Paraguay - kick-off 1.45am

Cristian Romero - Argentina home 2026 FIFA World Cup qualifier against Colombia - kick-off 1am

Thursday 12 June

Archie Gray* - England Under-21s European Under-21 Championship group stage match against Czechia in Slovakia - kick-off 8pm

Friday 14 June

Mikey Moore and Reiss-Alexander Russell-Denny - England Under-19s European Under-19 Championship group stage match against Norway in Romania - kick-off 3pm

Wilson Odobert and Mathys Tel* - France Under-21s European Under-21 Championship group stage match against Georgia in Slovakia - kick-off 8pm

Sunday 15 June

Archie Gray* - England Under-21s European Under-21 Championship group stage match against Slovenia in Slovakia - kick-off 5pm

Tuesday 17 June

Mikey Moore and Reiss-Alexander Russell-Denny - England Under-19s European Under-19 Championship group stage match against Germany in Romania - kick-off 6pm

Wilson Odobert and Mathys Tel* - France Under-21s European Under-21 Championship group stage match against Poland in Slovakia - kick-off 5pm

Wednesday 18 June

Archie Gray* - England Under-21s European Under-21 Championship group stage match against Germany in Slovakia - kick-off 8pm

Friday 20 June

Mikey Moore and Reiss-Alexander Russell-Denny - England Under-19s European Under-19 Championship group stage match against the Netherlands in Romania - kick-off 6pm

*Subject to inclusion in final squad.

Ben Davies has moved into the top 10 of our all-time appearance makers in the Premier League.

Our longest-serving current player - signed in the summer of 2014 - moved ahead of goalkeeper Ian Walker and into 10th on the list with his final two appearances of the 2024/25 campaign against Villa and Brighton, taking him up to 242. Hugo Lloris tops that list on 361, while Heung-Min Son is second and up to 333.

Meawhile, the Wales international defender - approaching a century of caps for his country, sitting on 94 ahead of World Cup qualifiers this week against Liechtenstein and Belgium - became only the 29th player to reach 350-plus appearances for us in all competitions last season, moving level with Darren Anderton on 358. That tally includes 73 in Europe - he's second behind Harry Kane's 76.