Tottenham’s seventh season in the top flight has seen staff grow and training upgrades, yet a new women’s academy faced court blockage. After the 2019 promotion, they hosted 40,000 at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium for the derby against Arsenal.

A year later, the club loaned Alex Morgan after her birth and reached the Women's FA Cup final in 2024. Disappointing 2024‑25 under Robert Vilahamn led to his sacking and the arrival of HoBot in July 2025, who immediately launched a 12‑month recruitment plan.

Ho targeted Cathinka Tandberg and Toko Koga pre‑contract and the club closed all key deals by January, even as the window stayed open until 3 September. Managing Director Andy Rogers steered the summer business, preparing for a smooth handover before stepping down.

With the WSL’s top three qualifying for the Champions League, Tottenham aim to compete with Arsenal, Chelsea, Manchester City and United, while also facing London City Lionesses and Brighton. The club’s growth and fan base expansion remain crucial as the women’s game’s financial rules evolve.