The goal for Tottenham Hotspur in 2024–2025 is to improve upon their previous Premier League season.
For his first season, Ange Postecoglou deserves a great deal of praise for his work. In the early part of last season, Tottenham seemed to be the team to beat as the Australian practically immediately turned the club around.
Spurs ultimately finished fifth in the table, two points below the last Champions League spot, but injuries severely damaged them.
Where Tottenham will finish in the 2024–2025 season is predicted by Gary Neville.
In the most recent episode of the Stick to Football podcast, Gary Neville shared his predictions for the 2024–2025 season and discussed Tottenham. The primary goal for Spurs in the forthcoming season is to place among the top four.
When his team failed to cross the finish line at the conclusion of the previous season, even though they were in a terrific position, Postecoglou became enraged.
While finishing in one of the Champions League spots would be the absolute least, the Spurs manager will be aiming for much more. There will be fierce competition, though.
You may argue that Liverpool is good enough to make the top four, but Arsenal and Manchester City are nearly a given. Newcastle United, Aston Villa, and Manchester United—who have done some solid business in this window—will also be present.
Spurs may find it challenging as a result, but Neville is optimistic that Postecoglou’s team will place fourth in the Premier League, ahead of Liverpool.
He declared, “I’ll go Tottenham,” in reference to the team that would place fourth. Ian Wright, taken aback, said, “You’re going Tottenham? Whoa!” Wright and Jamie Carragher both picked Liverpool to place fourth, ahead of Spurs.
What Tottenham ought to strive towards.
As previously said, Tottenham can do much more, but finishing in the top four is the absolute least.
In the 2023–24 season, Spurs shown their ability to go head-to-head with the Premier League’s top teams. They still have work to do at the back, but they have the offensive to harm any team, and they need to be shooting for more.
In addition to aiming for third place this season, Tottenham ought to win the Europa League. They must compete fiercely in the domestic cups as well, as they have been without a trophy for more than 6000 days.
Leave a Comment