

Spurs fall short of historic treble season in Champions League final loss to Barcelona
Champions of Europe.
The only blemish in an otherwise successful season, Spurs fell 2-1 to Barcelona in Rome on Saturday to fall short of winning of a European treble.
The Premier League title was retained with authority. They won yet another FA Cup under manager Kwamele Owusu but yet this season feels a bit incomplete without that elusive European silverware. The real one.
The addition of Victor Osimhen was a firecracker for Spurs, who finished with forty-eight goals in all competitions and that's with him going through a bit of a dry spell towards the end of the season. Osimhen was godsend for an attack that had to go spells without Rodrygo and ultimately ended the season without Mohammed Kudus, the ultimate what-if for how the season ended in Rome.
The summer additions of Scott McTominay and Reece James as they returned to England proved to be the right touch. James might have lost a step but he's still an effective defender and perhaps the true captain of the squad while McTominay gave the midfield some sturdiness and structure.
Konstantinos Tzolakis replaced Vicario with ease and proved to be an upgrade. So was the 19-year old Demba Sambou who was a high priced addition in the summer and ended the year with a few blemishes, which is to be expected of a teenager that played fifty games across the Premier League and Champions League football.
The supporting cast was equally impressive. Bergvall emerged as the player of the second half of the season, carrying the creative burden during Xavi Simons' two-month absence with a series of performances, braces against Manchester United and PSG, goals in FA Cup ties, putting him on the borderline of being a legitimate star.
Cole Wright's emergence was perhaps the most unexpected subplot of the campaign. The 18-year-old American prospect, brought in quietly as depth cover in the winter following a string of injuries, ended the season having scored in a Champions League Semi Final away at AC Milan and started an FA Cup Final.
What comes next is the real test. The treble remained one win away.
But for now, two trophies sit in the cabinet, a Champions League Final was reached, and Tottenham Hotspur can legitimately claim to have fielded one of the most complete squads in their history. One regret does not diminish what was, by any fair measure, a season for the ages.
Goalkeepers
No. 1 • Konstantinos Tzolakis • Age 25 • 87 OVR • 48 App • 25 CS • 6.38 Avg
No. 12 • Jack Clark • Age 19 • 73 OVR • 14 App • 10 CS • 6.44 Avg
No. 31 • Antonín Kinský • Age 25 • 78 OVR 
No. 19 • Kai Butcher • Age 18 • 69 OVR 
YA • Ewan Jeffery • Age 18 • 69 OVR 
Left-Backs
No. 22 • Adrien Truffert • Age 26 • 83 OVR • 39 App • 2 A • 9 CS • 4 YC • RC • 6.50 Avg
No. 3 • Valentin Barco • Age 23 • 85 OVR • 36 App • 2 G • 5 A • 10 CS • RC • 6.77 Avg
YA • George Bradshaw • Age 18 • 68 OVR 
Centre-Backs
No. 37 • Micky van de Ven • Age 27 • 87 OVR • 49 App • G • 23 CS • 3 YC • 6.75 Avg
No. 23 • Demba Sambou • Age 19 • 84 OVR • 50 App • 18 CS • 2 YC • 6.74 Avg
No. 6 • Pierre Kalulu • Age 27 • 84 OVR • 47 App • 2 A • 24 CS • 5 YC • 6.80 Avg
No. 5 • Luka Vuskovic • Age 21 • 79 OVR • 12 App • 5 CS • 2 YC • 6.49 Avg
No. 4 • Kevin Danso • Age 29 • 81 OVR 
No. 99 • Luiz Eduardo Borges • Age 17 • 65 OVR • 2 App • CS • 6.75 Avg
No. 97 • Dener Rosa • Age 18 • 68 OVR • 2 App • CS • YC • 6.75 Avg
YA • Patrick Curtis • Age 20 • 68 OVR 
YA • Kyle Scott • Age 18 • 72 OVR 
YA • Ellis Robson • Age 19 • 71 OVR 
Right-Backs
No. 2 • Reece James • Age 28 • 86 OVR • 37 App • G • A • 16 CS • 2 YC • 6.85 Avg
No. 24 • Djed Spence • Age 27 • 82 OVR • 51 App • 5 A • 14 CS • 3 YC • 6.74 Avg
No. 98 • Freddy Rumfa • Age 17 • 62 OVR • 2 App • 1 CS • 7.00 Avg
Defensive Midfielders
YA • Ryan Howe • Age 20 • 70 OVR 
YA • Tyler Matthews • Age 19 • 67 OVR 
Central Midfielders
No. 8 • Scott McTominay • Age 31 • 85 OVR • 54 App • 4 G • 5 A • 26 CS • 5 YC • 7.05 Avg
No. 15 • Lucas Bergvall • Age 21 • 83 OVR • 49 App • 6 G • 6 A • 18 CS • 7 YC • 6.92 Avg
No. 29 • Pape Matar Sarr • Age 25 • 80 OVR • 41 App • 2 G • 13 CS • YC • 6.81 Avg
No. 14 • Archie Gray • Age 22 • 81 OVR • 41 App • 2 G • A • 6 CS • 2 YC • 6.63 Avg
YA • Matty Chandler • Age 19 • 74 OVR 
Attacking Midfielders
No. 7 • Xavi Simons • Age 25 • 88 OVR • 37 App • 6 G • 9 A • 16 CS • 4 YC • 6.98 Avg
No. 21 • Omari Hutchinson • Age 24 • 81 OVR • 33 App • 5 G • 7 A • 9 CS • YC • 6.65 Avg
No. 25 • Alex Scott • Age 24 • 82 OVR • 16 App • 3 A • 6 CS • 6.63 Avg
YA • Sam Hyde • Age 19 • 68 OVR 
YA • Matthew Robson • Age 19 • 67 OVR 
YA • Carter Stanley • Age 17 • 68 OVR 
YA • Leon Fuller • Age 18 • 70 OVR 
YA • Andy Lawrence • Age 19 • 71 OVR 
Wingers
No. 11 • Rodrygo • Age 27 • 90 OVR • 44 App • 7 G • 8 A • 17 CS • 4 YC • 6.68 Avg
No. 28 • Wilson Odobert • Age 23 • 80 OVR • 42 App • 5 G • 8 A • 8 CS • 2 YC • 6.52 Avg
No. 10 • Mohammed Kudus • Age 27 • 85 OVR • 43 App • 13 G • 13 A • 17 CS • 5 YC • 6.89 Avg
No. 17 • Cole Wright • Age 19 • 77 OVR • 20 App • 2 G • 3 A • 5 CS • YC • 6.56 Avg
YA • Kennedy Ojukwu • Age 18 • 68 OVR 
YA • John Tuffuor • Age 19 • 68 OVR 
YA • Rory Davey • Age 18 • 72 OVR 
YA • Austin Beckett • Age 17 • 71 OVR 
YA • Obafemi Nkrumah • Age 18 • 71 OVR 
YA • Moussa Dubango • Age 19 • 74 OVR 
YA • Kennedy Agyemang • Age 18 • 75 OVR 
YA • Frankie Stevenson • Age 19 • 72 OVR 
Strikers
No. 45 • Victor Osimhen • Age 29 • 90 OVR • 59 App • 48 G • 7 A • 29 CS • 5 YC • 6.94 Avg
No. 9 • Mathys Tel • Age 23 • 86 OVR • 52 App • 16 G • 7 A • 14 CS • 5 YC • 6.72 Avg
No. 18 • Wilson Isidor • Age 27 • 77 OVR • 32 App • 11 G • 2 A • 9 CS • YC • 6.63 Avg
Premier League Table
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Relegation

Premier League Top Scorers
Victor Osimhen • 32 Goals • 37 Appearances
Alejandro Garnacho • 22 Goals • 38 Appearances
Viktor Gyokeres • 19 Goals • 38 Appearances
Arnaud Kalimuendo • 18 Goals • 33 Appearances
Bukayo Saka • 17 Goals • 38 Appearances
Premier League Top Assists
Jack Grealish • 10 Assists • 26 Appearances
Savinho • 10 Assists • 32 Appearances
Mohammed Kudus • 9 Assists • 30 Appearances
Marcus Thuram • 9 Assists • 37 Appearances
Xavi Simons • 8 Assists • 26 Appearances
UEFA Champions League Top Scorers

Serhou Guirassy • 12 Goals • 15 Appearances

Victor Osimhen • 11 Goals • 13 Appearances

Lucas Stassin • 11 Goals • 16 Appearances

Edon Zhegrova • 8 Goals • 10 Appearances

Viktor Gyokeres • 8 Goals • 10 Appearances
UEFA Champions League Top Assists

Giovani Lo Celso • 7 Assists • 12 Appearances

Christian Pulisic • 6 Assists • 16 Appearances

Raphinha • 5 Assists • 15 Appearances

Lamine Yamal • 5 Assists • 15 Appearances

Omari Hutchinson • 4 Assists • 8 Appearances
UEFA Europa League Final
2 - 1
European Big Five Champions
