Tottenham Hotspur plans overhaul and seeks new signing after injury‑hit season

Tottenham Hotspur secured only a narrow Premier League survival after a season plagued by injuries to key players such as James Maddison, Dejan Kuluševski, Mohammed Kudus and others. The club launched an internal investigation led by performance director Dan Lewindon to identify the causes of the recurring knee problems and announced several changes for the next campaign, including individualized training programmes, testing of pitch surfaces and the addition of a team psychologist to support players and staff.

Manager Roberto De Zerbi has pressed the hierarchy for a high‑profile reinforcement, with Tottenham reportedly ready to spend around £60‑70 million on Manchester City winger Savinho, who expressed interest in a move after his previous transfer fell through. The club aims to strengthen the right‑wing position while overhauling its medical and conditioning approach to prevent a repeat of the injury crisis.