Tottenham Hotspur recently started their 2025/26 Premier League campaign under new head coach Thomas Frank, focusing on improving after a disappointing previous season where they finished 17th with 22 league defeats—the most ever to avoid relegation[1]. The team welcomes new signings such as Paulina and Kudus, with Kudus already impressing through skillful play, including notable touches and a candidate goal for Goal of the Season by Richarlison[1][4]. Cristian Romero has been appointed team captain for the season[2]. On the transfer front, Tottenham remains actively involved, especially targeting Crystal Palace midfielder Eberechi Eze, valued at around £70 million. Talks are ongoing despite Palace's consideration to play Eze in their opener against Chelsea, indicative that the transfer process may take some time[2][3]. Spurs look to strengthen their squad further to compete effectively both in the Premier League and the Champions League, aiming for a solid league campaign while advancing deep in continental competition[1]. Squad numbers for Tottenham’s 2025/26 Premier League team have also been confirmed recently, marking further preparation details for the season ahead[6]. In summary, Tottenham is in a phase of rebuilding and strengthening, with new leadership and active transfer negotiations as they seek improved performance in domestic and European competitions.