Tottenham’s downward trend may have started with the lack of spending that accompanied the stadium move and Mauricio Pochettino’s sacking after the Champions League final in 2019. This season, the club has taken just 34 points from their last 40 Premier League games, marking a significant decline in form. Spurs have failed to win 13 successive league games for the first time since 1935, raising concerns about their ability to compete at the highest level.
Currently, Tottenham has only secured two home wins in the Premier League this season, with only relegated Championship side Sheffield Wednesday having a worse home record. The team’s struggles are further highlighted by their inability to win a game in 2026, with a mere one point earned from the last 21 available. This alarming statistic places them in a precarious position as they aim to avoid relegation.
Opta’s analysis suggests that Spurs may need between 36 and 38 points to survive relegation this season, with their current form giving them a 26.41% chance of going down. In contrast, West Ham is rated as more likely to be relegated than not, at 57.85%. The pressure is mounting on the club, and the urgency for a turnaround is palpable.
In terms of disciplinary issues, Spurs have received four red cards in the Premier League this season, more than all but Chelsea, which further complicates their situation on the pitch. The team’s performance metrics are concerning, with an xG of just 0.05 in a recent 1-0 home defeat to Chelsea and 0.07 in a 4-1 away loss to Arsenal.
Amidst this turmoil, Tottenham is reportedly considering a managerial change, with Roberto De Zerbi emerging as the prime target to replace Igor Tudor. Observers note that the club is keen to make a permanent appointment, and the fact that De Zerbi is entertaining the prospect reflects his seriousness about the role.
Mauricio Pochettino, who has a deep connection to the club, expressed his sentiments, stating, “With my connection to Tottenham, it’s impossible to feel nothing about Tottenham, about the club, the people that work there, and about the fans. That was one of the best experiences of my life.” His words resonate with many fans who yearn for his return.
As the situation develops, the future of Pochettino remains uncertain, especially as he focuses on the World Cup. Details remain unconfirmed regarding the exact impact of injuries on Spurs’ performance this season, adding another layer of complexity to their struggles.
With the season progressing, Tottenham’s management faces critical decisions that will determine the club’s fate. The next few weeks could be pivotal as they seek to stabilize their performance and avoid the unthinkable—relegation from the Premier League.
