Tottenham will fly to Spain for a training camp following their Premier League match at Manchester United. Roberto de Zerbi's side are bottom of the table after a winless start to the season, with two draws from five games. With nine days between the game at Old Trafford and Monday's home fixture against newly promoted Coventry, De Zerbi hopes the trip to Marbella in southern Spain can help kick-start their campaign and allow their new-look squad to bond.
Temperatures in Marbella are predicted to reach 25 degrees, while rain is forecast in Enfield, where Tottenham's training base is located. Such early-season trips are unusual, especially so soon after the international break, as English clubs typically seek warmer weather in winter. Tottenham spent over £250m on new talent during the summer, adding 10 players to their squad.
The congested fixture list and extended international break have limited opportunities for the new arrivals—Savio, Tosin Adarabioyo, Mykhailo Mudryk, and Omar Marmoush, who joined in the final week of the transfer window—to integrate and build cohesion.
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