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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. 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 28th 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.

We shall face Ligue 1 side Paris Saint-Germain in the UEFA Super Cup Final in August.

Winners of tonight's 2025 UEFA Champions League Final, the French side booked their spot in the Super Cup Final with a resounding 5-0 victory over Serie A side Internazionale in Munich.

With our place in the final secured via our unforgettable Europa League triumph, we will face the French giants in the showpiece event at Stadio Friuli in Udine, Italy, on Wednesday 13 August.

Ticketing details and further information on the final will follow in due course.

Securing their first ever Champions League crown in the southern German city, this will be PSG's second appearance in a Super Cup Final having contested the 1996 edition (although it was hosted in early 1997) after they lifted the UEFA Cup in May, 1996.

To date, we have yet to face the French side in competitive football but did encounter them in our pre-season trip to the USA in the summer of 2017. In what was an International Champions Cup match hosted at the Camping World Stadium in Orlando, Florida, we came from behind to run out 4-2 winners with Christian Eriksen, Eric Dier, Toby Alderweireld and Harry Kane all on the scoresheet.

Former Spurs men Lucas Moura and Giovani Lo Celso were part of the PSG squad that day while Ben Davies, Brandon Austin and Alfie Whiteman are the three Spurs men which remain with the Club to this day (Heung-Min Son was at the Club but did not travel).

We can confirm the departures of Fraser Forster, Sergio Reguilon and Alfie Whiteman following the conclusion of their contracts, while Timo Werner departs following the conclusion of his loan spell from RB Leipzig.

Experienced goalkeeper Fraser joined us in the summer of 2022 following several years at Southampton. During the recently-concluded season, he played 13 games, including four in the early stages of our Europa League success, taking his overall number of appearances for us to 34.

Left-back Sergio arrived in 2020 and started the 2021 Carabao Cup Final against Manchester City. After two seasons as a first team regular, he spent time on loan at Atletico Madrid, Manchester United and Brentford before returning to us for the recently-concluded season, where he played a further six times in our colours, taking his overall tally to 73 appearances and two goals.

Homegrown goalkeeper Alfie came up through our Academy system before breaking through into the senior squad. He first appeared on the bench for us in 2017 and made his competitive first team debut in a UEFA Europa League victory over Ludogorets at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in November, 2020. In addition to his one appearance for us, he had two separate loan spells at Swedish top-flight side Degerfors IF in 2021 and 2022, helping them avoid relegation from the Allsvenskan on both occasions.

Forward Timo joined us on an initial six-month loan from RB Leipzig in January, 2024, before returning for a second loan spell for the duration of the 2024/25 campaign. In total, he scored three goals in 41 appearances in our colours.

We thank Fraser, Sergio, Alfie and Timo for their service and wish them well for the future.

As previously announced, Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg's loan to Marseille will become a permanent transfer this summer, while Kevin Danso's loan to us from RC Lens becomes a permanent move.

From our Development Squad, we can confirm the departures of Will Andiyapan, Archie Baptiste, Jahziah Linton, Maxwell McKnight, Max Robson and Jaden Williams following the conclusion of their contracts, while Elliot Krasniqi departs following the conclusion of his third-year scholarship.

Under-18s players Timileyin Adekunle, Dante Orr and Charlie Warren have also departed following the conclusion of their scholarships.

We thank Will, Archie, Jahziah, Maxwell, Max, Jaden, Elliot, Timileyin, Dante, Charlie and their families for their hard work and dedication to our Academy and wish them well for the future.

Further squad updates shall be provided in due course.

We are delighted to announce that Tynan Thompson has signed his first professional contract with the Club.

A lively left winger, Tynan recently turned 17 years of age, having first joined us in the Under-12s.

He has been almost ever-present for our Under-18s this season, featuring in all but one of our league games at that level while also helping us lift the Under-17 Premier League Cup.

Back in December, he stepped up to make his debut for the Under-21s against AFC Ajax in the Premier League International Cup.

Our Women’s Under-16s enjoyed a successful end to the 2024/25 campaign and Sophie Jackson has reflected on a hugely positive year – both as a team and as an individual.

Following a competitive season, where they competed in a boys league throughout the campaign, our youngsters claimed silverware in the final month after lifting the PGA Champions Trophy – the first time we’ve such an accolade at that level.

Beating Blackburn Rovers 6-2 in the showpiece event at Sixways Stadium in April, Sophie led the side out as captain on the day and she had the honour of lifting the trophy with a beaming smile.

Reflecting on that special day with her team-mates, she said: “We really deserved it after the season we had, the players and staff group worked so hard, so it was really nice to get a reward at the end.

“For a lot of us, that was our first competitive final, so we really wanted to win and we went into that game with our heads held high, no matter the result, and it was really nice to bring home some silverware.”

From captaining the Under-16s throughout their PGA Champions Trophy campaign to stepping up to the Under-21s on numerous occasions, Sophie was quick to use the word of ‘development’ when looking back at the campaign.

“I really enjoyed it, I think we learnt a lot as a group of players and it was a really positive year,” she told us.

“I feel I have really developed my leadership skills, having the opportunity to be captain on a few occasions, and I felt I development my ability to be on the ball.

“People think there is a lot of weight on your shoulders and there’s a lot of responsibility but that’s something I really enjoy and, I think, I can really help the girls by leading them.”

And her impressive displays were also recognised in the first team as she trained alongside Lize Kop and Eleanor Heeps on numerous occasion throughout the season – joined by fellow Under-21s goalkeeper Erin Radbourne – and in January, Sophie was given an experience she would ‘never forget’.

She was named in the matchday squad for our Adobe Women’s FA Cup fourth round tie at Everton and Sophie recalled the moment as 'incredible'.

“It all happened fast,” she said, as a smile beamed across her face. “I was training the day before and my goalkeeper coach came up to me and said ‘you have been selected to be on the bench for tomorrow’s game’ and I honestly thought he was having me on, but he was being serious and I was just so happy, beaming with a smile as I walked out the training ground.

“The next day I was up in Liverpool, so it happened all very quickly but it was an amazing experience and something I won’t ever forget. It was incredible, I tried to take every single thing I could in, all the girls were so welcoming and it was so nice to see the professional attitude they all had.”

We are delighted to announce that Harry Byrne has signed his first professional contract with the Club.

The 17-year-old has been a regular starter for our Under-18s this season, usually as an inverted left-back.

Born in Croydon, he joined us as a seven-year-old and came up through the ranks as a central midfielder.

He was part of our Under-17 Premier League Cup-winning side this season, scoring a superb free-kick in the final against Charlton Athletic, and stepped up to make his debut for our Under-21s back in December.

In addition, Harry was recently named our Scholar of the Year at the Premier League Youth Development Conference at Wembley Stadium.

Charlotte Grant provided an assist while a clean sheet for her and Clare Hunt helped Australia to a 2-0 win over Argentina in an international friendly on Friday morning.

Clare and 'Charli' were both in from the start to earn their 33rd and 34th cap respectively and on 38 minutes, our number two was on hand to help break the deadlock in Melbourne with a lovely assist.

Advancing to the edge of the box on the right, Charli then delivered a pinpoint cross to the back post which was headed home by Kahli Johnson on her debut for the Matildas.

Kaitlyn Torpey doubled their advantage on 70 minutes before Charli was inches away from getting on the scoresheet herself just two minutes later when her cross struck the woodwork.

The full-back went on to complete the full match alongside Clare as they were part of the backline that kept a clean sheet for Tom Sermanni’s side at Marvel Stadium.

Next up for the Australia duo is once again another international friendly against Argentina, but this time held at GIO Stadium on Monday 2 June (10:30am UK).

Forget the goals and assists - Heung-Min Son now has the statistic he's been dreaming of - he's one of 13 captains in the club's long history to lift a major trophy.

It all started back in 1901 when Jack L Jones collected the FA Cup from FA President Lord Kinnaird after our 3-1 replay win against Sheffield United at Bolton's Burnden Park, after the initial final ended in a 2-2 draw at Crystal Palace. That day we made history - the first non-league team to win the FA Cup - a record that stands to this day.

Sonny joined the all-time greats when he lifted the famous UEFA Europa League trophy in Bilbao after our 1-0 win against Manchester United on 21 May - Arther Grimsdell (1921 FA Cup), Ron Burgess (1950/51 title), Danny Blanchflower (1960/61 title, 1961, 1962 FA Cup, 1963 ECWC), Dave Mackay (1967 FA Cup), Alan Mullery (1971 League Cup, 1972 UEFA Cup), Martin Peters (1973 League Cup), Steve Perryman (1981, 1982 FA Cup), Graham Roberts (1984 UEFA Cup), Gary Mabbutt (1991 FA Cup), Sol Campbell (1999 League Cup) and Ledley King (2008 League Cup).

'We won it in Bilbao...'

Sonny is up to 198 goal involvements in the Premier League - just two away from becoming only the 13th player to reach 200 in Premier League history (the PL started in 1992/93).

Trademark Sonny vs West Ham

Sonny ended 2024/25 with nine Premier League assists - just one away from his best of 10 achieved in three seasons - 2019/20, 2020/21 and 2023/24. Sonny's second assist in our 5-0 win at Southampton in December took him past Darren Anderton to become our all-time top assist maker in the Premier League with 68. He's now on 71.

Sonny's record-breaking 68 assists

Sonny is now up to 454 appearances for us in all competitions - overtaking former team-mates Harry Kane (435) and Hugo Lloris (447) plus Jimmy Dimmock (438), Alan Gilzean (439) and Ted Ditchburn (452) as he made another 46 appearances in all competitions last season. He's only the seventh player to reach 450+ in all competitions since we first joined the Football League in 1908. That list, of course, is topped by legendary former skipper Steve Perryman on 854. Meanwhile, Sonny is up to second all-time appearances in the Premier League (333) and third in Europe (71).

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Sonny is closing in on all-time great Martin Chivers on our all-time goalscoring list. Martin, who spearheaded us to two League Cup wins and a UEFA Cup triumph in the early 1070s - he scored in the 1971 League Cup Final and 1972 UEFA Cup Final - scored 174 goals for us in 367 appearances. Sonny is now up to 173 goals in 454 appearances. Sonny is already second in both our Premier League (127) and European (27) lists.

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Sonny's Puskas Award winner

Young forward Luca Williams-Barnett has picked up the Premier League’s Under-18 Goal of the Season award for his stunning effort from the half-way line against Leicester City back in November.

The 16-year-old, who has starred regularly for our Under-18s this season despite still being a schoolboy, was on target in considerable style in our 3-1 home victory over the Foxes, collecting Harry Byrne’s defensive header mid-way inside our half, skipping past a challenge, roaming forward and launching a pinpoint shot over the retreating goalkeeper and into the net.

Remarkably it was one of three long-range goals he scored in 2024/25, having netted from the half-way line against West Ham United a couple of weeks prior with a further lob from the right wing coming against Aston Villa in April.

However, it was his goal against Leicester that earned the accolade, as announced at the Premier League’s recent Youth Development Conference at Wembley Stadium.

“I’m very happy to win this award,” smiled Luca, who was named on the bench for the first team on four occasions this term and also scored a hat-trick as Stuart Lewis’ side won the Under-17 Premier League Cup final against Charlton Athletic in April. “I was especially happy with that goal against Leicester and I want to thank my coaches and team-mates, as well as my family, for helping me throughout this season.”

Defensive midfielder Harry, a regular at left-back this term, was named our Scholar of the Year at the same event.

Matilda Vinberg claimed an assist as Sweden Under-23s ran out 3-2 winners over Spain in an international friendly on Thursday evening.

The winger started the game at Las Rozas de Madrid and just after the half-hour mark, she fizzed in a low cross from right of the box for Liverpool’s Cornelia Kapocs to tap home from close range for her second of the game and to put Sweden 2-1 up in the contest.

Kapocs opened the scoring four minutes into the encounter but, just two minutes later, Ornella Vignola grabbed an instant equaliser. Fiamma Iannuzzi grabbed the leveller once again for Spain on the stroke of half time but, just before the hour mark, Sara Eriksson netted the winner for Sweden.

Matilda completed the first half in Madrid before making way at the break for Eriksson.

The Blagult will take on Italy on Tuesday (1pm) at Stadio Risto II Noce in their final game of the international camp.

Today's action

Charlotte Grant & Clare Hunt – Australia home friendly against Argentina – 11am

Amanda Nilden – Sweden UEFA Nations League away match against Italy – 5.20pm

Anna Csiki – Hungary UEFA Nations League away match against Serbia – 6pm

Olivia Holdt – Denmark UEFA Nations League home match against Wales – 6.15pm

Olga Ahtinen & Eveliina Summanen – Finland UEFA Nations League away match against Belarus – 7pm

Lize Kop – Netherlands UEFA Nations League away match against Germany – 7pm

Martha Thomas – Scotland UEFA Nations League home match against Austria – 7.35pm

Ella Morris – England UEFA Nations League home match against Portugal – 7.45pm