Wilson Odobert, Kolo Muani
January 2026
Odobert and Kolo Muani were involved in a motorway accident on the M25; both were seen safe at the scene and Kolo Muani was confirmed uninjured. The incident reportedly involved Kolo Muani’s car with visible damage and airbags deployed, caused traffic disruption and an oil cleanup, and occurred while traveling to the airport from Enfield
Thomas Frank
January 2026
Frank was targeted by “sacked in the morning” chants after Spurs drew 2-2 with 19th-placed Burnley, leaving Tottenham five league games without a win and deepening fears ahead of a difficult February run. Van de Ven opened the scoring, Tuanzebe equalised, Foster put Burnley ahead, and Romero rescued a point in stoppage time. Frank defended the overall performance but admitted two defensive moments cost them, as fan frustration escalated after recent poor domestic form.
Lucas Bergvall
January 2026
Bergvall suffered a suspected high ankle sprain and Spurs fear a lengthy absence, adding to an already heavy injury list. Bergvall was forced off after a second-half challenge; Frank said initial signs suggest it “could be a longer one” with medical assessment ongoing. Spurs already have multiple senior absentees, worsening squad depth.
Destiny Udogie
January 2026
Udogie’s car was broken into and damaged after he returned from Spurs duty, adding to a season marked by off-field incidents and instability. Thieves smashed a window of his Range Rover, with the report noting an earlier case where an agent allegedly threatened him with a firearm; the suspect was arrested and bailed while enquiries continued, and Tottenham staff supported the player.
Thomas Frank
January 2026
Reports say Spurs are considering sacking Frank after a 2-1 home defeat to 18th-placed West Ham and a run of one win in eight, with home fans turning on the manager. Spurs conceded an injury-time winner and the pressure intensified after recent cup disappointment and a mounting injury list, while Frank insisted he still feels backing internally and pointed to effort levels as proof the squad has not checked out.
Richarlison
January 2026
Richarlison will miss up to seven weeks after a hamstring injury suffered in the FA Cup loss to Aston Villa, adding to Spurs’ injury list. He pulled up while chasing a ball and was substituted. Frank also said Lucas Bergvall and Yves Bissouma are available, with Dominic Solanke and Destiny Udogie close to returning to larger minutes.
Carlos Raphael Moersen
January 2026
Spurs appointed Moersen as Director of Football Operations in a newly created role, part of a wider restructure aimed at modernising the club’s football operations. Moersen joins from CFG after more than a decade in football administration and transactions. His remit covers football administration, player care, and training ground operations, plus oversight involvement for the women’s setup.
Ruben Amorim
January 2026
Campbell claimed Tottenham are likely discussing Amorim as a potential successor if results do not improve under Frank. He argued Spurs are a “different animal” than Brentford, with higher demands; strong performances are now required to calm pressure while the club quietly evaluates alternatives.
Brennan Johnson
January 2026
Brennan Johnson has completed a £35m move from Tottenham to Crystal Palace, ending his Spurs spell less than a year after scoring the Europa League final winner. Palace want his pace and goals to fix a recent attacking dip and push on in the league and Europe. Johnson slipped down the pecking order after Thomas Frank replaced Ange Postecoglou, prompting Spurs to accept a deal with Palace. He held role talks with Oliver Glasner and arrives early in the window as Palace prepare for Newcastle and Aston Villa, with attacking rotation also affected by Ismaila Sarr’s AFCON duty.
Brennan Johnson
January 2026
Crystal Palace expect Brennan Johnson to complete a £35 million move and undergo a medical within 24 hours, with the club hoping to include him for the weekend match against Newcastle. The fee would break Palace’s transfer record. Palace have moved quickly after agreeing a £35m deal, with Johnson pushed down Tottenham’s pecking order after Kudus arrived and minutes limited under Thomas Frank. Palace want more quality for European commitments and to back Oliver Glasner with a headline signing.