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We are delighted to announce the signing of Randal Kolo Muani on a season-long loan from Paris Saint-Germain, subject to international clearance and work permit.

The 26-year-old France international will wear the number 39 shirt.

Randal said: "I'm really happy and very proud to be at such a great club. I can’t wait to meet my team-mates, all the fans and to get out on the pitch.

"I know what the coach expects from me. I will fight hard for the shirt, the Club and the fans. I will give everything for this team."

Our Head Coach, Thomas Frank, said: “Randal is a quality player who has proven himself over a number of years, playing for big teams in the Champions League and also with good experience for the France national team.

“He's a good age, in the prime of his career, has good qualities that will suit both us and the Premier League, and gives us a different option in the final third being able to play out wide and through the middle.

“We are all excited for what Randal can add to the squad, and I'm looking forward to working with him."

A versatile attacker who can operate across the forward line, Randal’s professional journey began at French side Nantes, where he progressed through the ranks before making his professional debut in November, 2018.

Spending three seasons in the Ligue 1 side's first team, he quickly grew into a key player for Les Canaris, scoring 23 goals for them while, in his final season, he helped them to the Coupe de France - Nantes' first major honour in over 20 years.

His fine displays in France earned him a move to Bundesliga side Eintracht Frankfurt in July, 2022, and the forward was simply sensational in Germany, registering 43 goal involvements in just 50 appearances for Die Adler, while he helped them to the 2023 German Cup Final.

An imposing and pacy attacker, with ability on the ball and in the air, Randal enjoyed further success when he returned to his homeland and joined Paris Saint-Germain the following summer, helping the French giants to two Ligue 1 titles, the Coupe de France and the Trophée des Champions.

Scoring goals wherever he has been, his impressive return rate in front of goal continued in a loan spell at Juventus earlier this year, where he scored eight times in just 16 Serie A appearances.

A seasoned international, Randal earned his first senior call-up to the France national team in September, 2022, and has since earned 31 caps, scoring on nine occasions. Named in Les Bleus’ 2022 FIFA World Cup squad, the forward played his part in his nation reaching the final for a second successive tournament, scoring in the semi-final victory over Morocco, before he helped his country to the final four of UEFA Euro 2024, where he also scored in the semi-finals.

Randal Kolo Muani has delivered the words all fans love to hear - and he can’t wait to turn those words into action in a Spurs shirt.

The France international forward has joined us on a season-long loan from Paris Saint-Germain, subject to international clearance and work permit, and will wear the number 39 shirt.

Still only 26, Randal has a wealth of experience, a talent we saw first-hand in 2022, when he lined-up against us for Eintracht Frankfurt home and away in the group stage of the UEFA Champions League, eventually registering 43 goal involvements in just 50 appearances for the German side.

Speaking to us at Hotspur Way on Monday, Randal said: “I’m really happy, really satisfied. I’m very proud. I can’t wait to meet my teammates and all the fans and to start to play. I can’t wait to get out on the pitch and show what I can do.

“I’m a player who fights hard for the badge. I fight for the fans, for the club, for the badge. I like to make runs in behind to help my teammates score, to score goals myself and to work hard for the team.”

Asked what qualities he will bring to the squad, he said: “My combativity, and lots of goals too, whether through assists or scoring myself. I hope to bring lots of goals and points for my new club.”

An imposing and pacey attacker, Randal has lifted two Ligue 1 titles with PSG, and broadened his experience of Europe’s top leagues further last season when he joined Juventus, bagging eight goals in 16 appearances in Serie A. He’s earned 31 caps for France along the way, scoring nine goals, including the semi-final of the 2022 FIFA World Cup, where he also featured in the final as Les Bleus finished runners-up to Cuti Romero’s Argentina in a thriller in Qatar.

Now for a new challenge. “It’s a first time for me, a new league and I’m really happy to be playing here,” he added. “I just can’t wait to get going, I’ve watched a lot of these kinds of leagues on the TV. Now I’m here and I can’t wait to get out on the pitch, to start playing and show what I’ve got for my new club.”

Manor Solomon has joined Villarreal CF on loan for the 2025/26 season.

Joining us in July, 2023, Manor made his debut for us the following month as we ran out 2-0 winners over Manchester United in the Premier League. He has made six appearances in our colours to date.

The 26-year-old spent last term on loan at Leeds United, making 41 appearances and scoring 10 goals as they earned a return to the top flight by clinching the Championship title.

To date, Manor has 44 caps to his name for Israel, scoring on seven occasions.

We have reached agreement with La Liga side Girona for the permanent transfer of Bryan Gil.

Having joined the Club from Sevilla in July, 2021, Bryan made his debut for us in a UEFA Conference League fixture against Paços de Ferreira the following month.

Later spending time on loan at Valencia, Sevilla and Girona, he made a total of 43 appearances in our colours.

We wish Bryan all the best for the future.

New signing Randal Kolo Muani's squad number has been confirmed.

Arriving from Paris Saint-Germain on deadline day (Monday 1 September), we can confirm that Randal will take the number 39 shirt.

Shirt personalisation with Randal's name and number is now available via our Spurs Shops and online.

Qualifying for next year’s FIFA World Cup heats up over the next fortnight, with a number of our players set for international duty with their respective countries.

Among them, summer arrivals Mohammed Kudus (Ghana), Joao Palhinha (Portugal) and Xavi Simons (Netherlands) could win their first international caps as Spurs players, while Djed Spence will be hoping to play a part for England after receiving his first senior international call-up for this month’s round of matches.

Lower down the age groups, on-loan pair Will Lankshear and Ashley Phillips are in the England Under-21s fold for the first time, while Academy winger Tynan Thompson’s fine form has been rewarded with a first-ever international call-up for England at Under-18 level. Under-16s right-back Oscar Sandiford has also seen his impressive performances for our Under-18s recognised with a first England youth call-up, as he joins summer signing Oliver Boast in the Under-17s set-up.

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 3 September

Mikey Moore and Callum Olusesi – England Under-19s tournament match against Ukraine in Spain – kick-off 10am

Jun’ai Byfield, Malachi Hardy, Tynan Thompson and Luca Williams-Barnett – England Under-18s tournament match against Uzbekistan in Spain – kick-off 4pm

Oliver Boast and Oscar Sandiford – England Under-17s tournament match against Venezuela in Germany – kick-off 2pm

Oliver Salter – Wales Under-17s away friendly against Estonia – kick-off 3pm

Thursday 4 September

Mohammed Kudus – Ghana away 2026 FIFA World Cup qualifier against Chad – kick-off 2pm

Ben Davies and Brennan Johnson – Wales away 2026 FIFA World Cup qualifier against Kazakhstan – kick-off 3pm

Pedro Porro – Spain away 2026 FIFA World Cup qualifier against Bulgaria – kick-off 7.45pm

Xavi Simons and Micky van de Ven – Netherlands home 2026 FIFA World Cup qualifier against Poland – kick-off 7.45pm

Jamie Donley – Northern Ireland away 2026 FIFA World Cup qualifier against Luxembourg – kick-off 7.45pm

Aaron Maguire – Republic of Ireland Under-21s away European Under-21 Championship qualifier against Moldova – kick-off 5pm

Friday 5 September

Rodrigo Bentancur – Uruguay home 2026 FIFA World Cup qualifier against Peru – kick-off 12.30am

Cristian Romero – Argentina home 2026 FIFA World Cup qualifier against Venezuela – kick-off 12.30am

Richarlison – Brazil home 2026 FIFA World Cup qualifier against Chile – kick-off 1.30am

Pape Matar Sarr – Senegal home 2026 FIFA World Cup qualifier against Sudan – kick-off 8pm

Guglielmo Vicario – Italy home 2026 FIFA World Cup qualifier against Estonia – kick-off 7.45pm

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

Wilson Odobert and Mathys Tel – France Under-21s home European Under-21 Championship qualifier against Luxembourg – kick-off 5.30pm

Lucas Bergvall – Sweden away 2026 FIFA World Cup qualifier against Slovenia – kick-off 7.45pm

Saturday 6 September

Mikey Moore and Callum Olusesi – England Under-19s tournament match against Spain in Spain – kick-off 10am

Oliver Salter – Wales Under-17s away friendly against Estonia – kick-off 1pm

Jun’ai Byfield, Malachi Hardy, Tynan Thompson and Luca Williams-Barnett – England Under-18s tournament match against Morocco in Spain – kick-off 4pm

Joao Palhinha – Portugal away 2026 FIFA World Cup qualifier against Armenia – kick-off 5pm

Djed Spence – England home 2026 FIFA World Cup qualifier against Andorra – kick-off 5pm

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

Oliver Boast and Oscar Sandiford – England Under-17s tournament match against Israel in Germany – kick-off 2pm

Sunday 7 September

Xavi Simons and Micky van de Ven – Netherlands away 2026 FIFA World Cup qualifier against Lithuania – kick-off 5pm

Pedro Porro – Spain away 2026 FIFA World Cup qualifier against Turkey – kick-off 7.45pm

Jamie Donley – Northern Ireland away 2026 FIFA World Cup qualifier against Germany – kick-off 7.45pm

Monday 8 September

Lucas Bergvall – Sweden away 2026 FIFA World Cup qualifier against Kosovo – kick-off 7.45pm

Manor Solomon / Guglielmo Vicario – Israel home 2026 FIFA World Cup qualifier against Italy – kick-off 7.45pm

Mohammed Kudus – Ghana home 2026 FIFA World Cup qualifier against Mali – kick-off 8pm

Wilson Odobert and Mathys Tel – France Under-21s home friendly against Serbia – kick-off 8pm

Archie Gray, Will Lankshear and Ashley Phillips – England Under-21s away European Under-21 Championship qualifier against Kazakhstan – kick-off 4pm

Tuesday 9 September

Oliver Boast and Oscar Sandiford – England Under-17s tournament match against Germany in Germany – kick-off 10am

Jun’ai Byfield, Malachi Hardy, Tynan Thompson and Luca Williams-Barnett – England Under-18s tournament match against Canada in Spain – kick-off 11am

Mikey Moore and Callum Olusesi – England Under-19s tournament match against the Netherlands in Spain – kick-off 11.30am

Pape Matar Sarr – Senegal away 2026 FIFA World Cup qualifier against DR Congo – kick-off 5pm

Kevin Danso – Austria away 2026 FIFA World Cup qualifier against Bosnia-Herzegovina – kick-off 7.45pm

Ben Davies and Brennan Johnson – Wales home friendly against Canada – kick-off 7.45pm

Joao Palhinha – Portugal away 2026 FIFA World Cup qualifier against Hungary – kick-off 7.45pm

Djed Spence – England away 2026 FIFA World Cup qualifier against Serbia – kick-off 7.45pm

Luka Vuskovic – Croatia Under-21s away European Under-21 Championship qualifier against Turkey – kick-off 6pm

Aaron Maguire – Republic of Ireland Under-21s home European Under-21 Championship qualifier against Andorra – kick-off 7.30pm

Wednesday 10 September

Cristian Romero – Argentina away 2026 FIFA World Cup qualifier against Ecuador – kick-off 12am

Rodrigo Bentancur – Uruguay away 2026 FIFA World Cup qualifier against Chile – kick-off 12.30am

Richarlison – Brazil away 2026 FIFA World Cup qualifier against Bolivia – kick-off 12.30am

Following last week’s League Phase draw, we can now confirm ticketing information for our home UEFA Champions League matches, including on-sale details for the first home fixture against Villarreal CF on Tuesday 16 September, kick-off 8pm.

Tickets for each home league phase fixture will be priced as below:

Villarreal CF - Tuesday 16 September - Category B

CF Copenhagen - Tuesday 4 November - Category C

SK Slavia Praha - Tuesday 9 December - Category C

Borussia Dortmund - Tuesday 20 January - Category A

Further ticketing information for the Villarreal CF fixture is as follows, with details for all other home fixtures to be confirmed in due course.

Ticketing information | Villarreal CF

Season Ticket Holders and One Hotspur Members will be awarded 3 ticketing points for attending this fixture. Points will be issued post-match to all supporters whose tickets are scanned in.

Automatic Cup Scheme

Season Ticket Holders registered on our Automatic Cup Scheme will be allocated their regular seat. Payment will be taken on Tuesday 2 September using the card details stored with us. Season Ticket Holders on the scheme are encouraged to log into their online account no later than midnight tonight (Monday 1 September) to check that their payment details are up to date and amend if necessary. The payment process will only be run once for this fixture. Any supporter whose payment does not go through will be contacted by email and advised that they should purchase during the sales period for Season Ticket Holders who are not on the Automatic Cup Scheme.

Following a period of consultation with our Fan Advisory Board (FAB) and Tottenham Hotspur Supporters’ Trust (THST), we have revised our terms for participating in the Automatic Cup Scheme to maintain the integrity of our ticketing point system and to ensure points are awarded fairly. From this season, 10 ticketing points will only be credited for Season Ticket Holders on the Automatic Cup Scheme whose payments are successful for every home Cup game. Should payment not be received for any home Cup match during the season, 10 ticketing points will be deducted, and the supporter will be removed from the scheme for the remainder of the season.

Season Ticket Holders not on the Automatic Cup Scheme

All other Season Ticket Holders, including 1882 Members and those registered on the Disability Access Scheme, will have the opportunity to purchase their usual Season Ticket seat (unless you need to be relocated due to UEFA requirements - please see further details below) for this match from 10am on Wednesday 3 September until 5pm on Thursday 4 September. Any Season Ticket Holder who does not purchase during this sales window will be able to purchase alternative seating in later sales windows.

Season Ticket Holders who purchase their usual seat will have their ticket for this game loaded onto their Digital Season Pass.

Season Tickets Holders who need to be relocated

Due to UEFA requirements, there are a number of Premier League Only Season Ticket Holders who will be unable to purchase their usual seat for this fixture. These Season Ticket Holders will be able to purchase an alternative ticket from 10am on Friday 5 September. We will contact the Season Ticket Holders who are impacted via email.

Any Season Ticket Holders registered on the Cup Scheme required to be relocated will not be charged automatically - this will not count as a failed payment, as per the revised terms of the scheme.

Season Ticket Holders who purchase a different seat to their usual one will be sent a digital ticket for the fixture from noreply@tickets.tottenhamhotspur.com. Supporters will receive their tickets no later than 72 hours before the fixture.

Ticket Share, Ticket Upgrade and Ticket Exchange

We recognise that some Season Ticket Holders may not be able to attend on the confirmed match day. Ticket Share/Upgrade will therefore open to Season Ticket Holders from 10am on Wednesday 10 September, with the reminder that tickets will only be allowed to be forwarded to paid One Hotspur Members. Fans are reminded that they are responsible for the behaviour of the supporter to whom they forward their ticket.

Should the fixture sell out, Ticket Exchange will open at the Club’s discretion to Premium Members and Season Ticket Holders.

One Hotspur + Members sale

Tickets will become available to all eligible One Hotspur + Members and Season Ticket Holders yet to purchase from 10am on Monday 8 September. We will confirm how many guest tickets each One Hotspur Member and Season Ticket Holder will be able to purchase during the Members’ sale window following the sales period for Season Ticket Holders.

One Hotspur + Members on the Disability Access Scheme will be able to purchase from 2pm on Monday 8 September.

One Hotspur Members sale

Tickets will become available to all eligible One Hotspur Members and Season Ticket Holders yet to purchase from 10am on Tuesday 9 September. We will confirm how many guest tickets each One Hotspur Member and Season Ticket Holder will be able to purchase during the Members’ sales window following the sales period for Season Ticket Holders.

One Hotspur Members on the Disability Access Scheme will be able to purchase from 2pm on Tuesday 9 September.

One Hotspur Members’ passes will update with their ticket from 2pm on Monday 8 September.

Guest sale

Details on guest tickets will be confirmed following the sales period for Season Ticket Holders.

Season Ticket Holders and One Hotspur Members are reminded that they are responsible for behaviour of the individuals using guest tickets. All tickets are for the use of home supporters only.

All Guest tickets will be sent via email to the lead booker from noreply@tickets.tottenhamhotspur.com. Supporters will receive their tickets no later than 72 hours before the fixture.

General sale

Should the fixture go to General Sale, details will be announced in due course.

Premium

Premium Members are reminded that this fixture is included in your seasonal package - you do not need to purchase a ticket. Domestic-only Premium Members will be contacted directly regarding their purchase options.

Enhance your matchday for this fixture and explore a range of premium hospitality options with prices starting from £249.00 per person. Please contact the Premium Sales team on 0208 365 5150 or at premium.sales@tottenhamhotspur.com.

Ticket delivery

Season Ticket Holders in their usual seat - your ticket will be uploaded onto your Digital Season Pass

Season Ticket Holders sitting in a different seat - a digital match ticket will be sent to your registered email address to download. Your Digital Season Pass WILL NOT BE ACTIVE.

One Hotspur Members - your ticket will be loaded onto your One Hotspur Digital Pass.

Olivia Holdt says the squad is ‘ready to go’ in the Barclays Women’s Super League after concluding our pre-season with a 3-1 win at Southampton on Sunday.

After Martha Thomas and Jess Naz fired us ahead in the contest at the Snows Stadium, Olivia stepped off the substitutes bench at half-time to net our third of the game in the second half to cap off a positive afternoon on the south coast.

Having drawn to Sevilla following a week’s training camp in southern Spain before edging Arsenal in a seven-goal thriller, the victory over the Saints maintained our unbeaten run during pre-season.

Now the focus turns to our WSL opener at home to West Ham – tickets still available – and the 24-year-old hailed the importance of the positive momentum from our three games in recent weeks ahead of Sunday’s London derby.

“It’s really positive to get a win in for the upcoming week,” she told us after the game. “We got the last things settled and we got some confidence with three goals, so it was really positive.

“It's very important going unbeaten into the new season from all our training games, lots of good stuff to take into the new campaign. We will continue training hard and good for next week.”

When asked about the new season coming up, she added: “I'm so excited, I can't wait! I feel like we've been in pre-season long enough now, so I feel like we're ready to go when, hopefully, it's going to be a good season.

“We had some fans again here [at the Snows Stadium], and it's always nice to feel their support. I’m looking forward to being at home and seeing the fans.”

The midfielder was introduced at the break, Martha’s goal giving us the lead at half-time, and despite Atlanta Primus firing home an equaliser nine minutes into the second period, we responded well to pick up another vital win in pre-season with Olivia at the heart of our attack.

“It was nice to get on the pitch at half-time and help the team to get some goals,” she said.

“As an offensive player, it's always nice to score goals but, most importantly, we won and we’re ready for next week.

“I don't know if it was nice for me, but it was good to see the first 45 minutes from the sideline before coming on at half-time. I could, like, sit and see where the spaces were on the pitch, so I could prepare and kind of figure out what to do if I get on.”

Watch | Holdt on target against Southampton

Martin Ho hailed the importance of building ‘confidence, belief, and motivation’ as we ended pre-season with a 3-1 win at Southampton on Sunday afternoon.

Having behind held to a goalless draw at Sevilla followed by an emphatic win over our north London rivals, Arsenal, we maintained our unbeaten run throughout pre-season with another positive performance on the south coast to overcome the Women’s Super League 2 side.

Martha Thomas fired us ahead in the first period, converting Kit Graham’s low cross into the box, but her opener was cancelled out nine minutes after the restart through the hosts’ Atlanta Primus.

However, we responded well and restored our lead (62) after a fantastic run by Jess Naz before it was calmly converted by our number seven. Olivia Holdt then drilled home from inside the box (73) after clever footwork inside the box, as we continue positive momentum ahead of our WSL season opener at home to West Ham United next Sunday.

“I thought for large parts, we controlled with the ball, sometimes we didn’t progress well enough, but once we started to get in a rhythm in the second half, we were ruthless and started to put passes together,” Martin told us, reflecting on the game.

“The link-up play in the middle was nice to watch and then there were moments when we got behind and threatened them in the space so, overall, it’s a good workout for us, the last one of pre-season to go into a new week leading to West Ham.”

Martin on having three different goalscorers on the scoresheet…

“It's more about how we can have different goalscorers, importantly, how we can score more and we probably should have, to be honest. But it’s good to see the impact of the players coming in, which doesn’t change the game much, and more importantly, it’s good to see the players who have gone through the whole game perform well.”

Martin on the response after the equaliser…

“It’s about mentality when you concede a goal and you end up at 1-1, I think the response is key, the character and personality you show in those moments to make sure you overcome that, and we did that. We’re going to make those mistakes, individually and collectively, and that lies with me as we’re trying to be brave with the ball, trying to control the game, but the response was brilliant.”

Martin on building positive momentum ahead of the season opener….

It's really important [the positive momentum] because you want to go into the season with confidence, belief and motivation… I think we do. The playing style is starting to show and more importantly, we’re starting to build relationships on the pitch and everyone is starting to push the game. This build competition which is good and gives me a bit of a headache going into the first game, which I need as a Head Coach, and hopefully we go into this week really positive.”

Second-half strikes from Jess Naz and Olivia Holdt saw us conclude our pre-season programme with a 3-1 victory over Southampton on Sunday afternoon.

Similar to our friendly last weekend against Arsenal, we needed a much-improved performance after the break to ensure we preserved our unbeaten run in pre-season and we certainly delivered with two well-taken finishes to claim the win at the Snows Stadium.

A fantastic solo goal from Naz just after the hour mark restored our lead in the contest after Southampton’s Atlanta Primus cancelled out Martha Thomas’ strike, her first under Martin Ho, in the first period with an equaliser nine minutes after the restart.

Substitute Holdt showcased some clever footwork inside the box followed by a clinical finish into the bottom corner, as it brought a positive end to the last five weeks ahead of our Barclays Women’s Super League opener at home to West Ham United next weekend – tickets still available to buy.

We made four changes to the starting XI that faced our north London rivals last weekend as Thomas, Araya Dennis, Maite Oroz and Kit Graham came in, with the latter earning her first start in over 12 months after making her return from an anterior cruciate ligament injury in our seven-goal thriller at Arsenal.

The first note of action came after just three minutes when Jess Naz saw her effort on the half-volley saved well by Stenson but the Saints’ goalkeeper was unable to keep hold off the ball ball, which was eventually cleared off the line by one of her defenders. Graham fired a powerful left-foot strike over the bar from inside the left area of the box in an opening 20 minutes not filled with much quality from either side.

However, that changed on the half hour mark to break the deadlock on the south coast. captain Bethany England played a lovely ball out wide to Graham, she sent a low ball to Thomas just outside the six-yard box and our number 17 calmly directed the ball through the legs of Stenson and into the back of the net. Drew Spence dragged an effort wide of the far post from edge of the box on the stroke of half time as we held on to our one-goal advantage in the first period.

We made a double change at the break as Charlotte Grant and Holdt entered the fray and the latter nearly made an instant impact, forcing Stenson into a low save to her right with a low drive after good footwork to create space on her left foot just inside the box. But, at the other end, the home side grabbed an equaliser as Josefine Rybrink’s pass across the backline was intercepted by Mary Bashford, she then set Primus through one-on-one and the forward calmly slotted past Lize Kop.

However, we reacted well to the leveller and nine minutes later, we reinstated our lead in the contest. Spence played the ball into the feet of Naz and she produced her magic, showcasing her electric speed to breeze past Megan Collett on the far left and into the box before picking out the bottom right corner with a composed finish. Then, as we entered the final quarter-of-an-hour of the game, Holdt extended our advantage. England’s reverse pass into the centre was cleverly left by the Denmark international to let the ball run into the area, she then cut on to her right-foot before drilling low past Stenson at her near post.

The closing stages saw us continue to apply pressure, Stenson denying England with a strong save over the bar before Holdt should have had her second of the game in stoppage time as a clever flick from Thomas found the forward inside the box, but her right-footed effort was straight at the Saints' shot stopper.

A positive afternoon against the Women’s Super League 2 side as full focus now turns to our first competitive game of the season and under Martin with the WSL season opener next Sunday.