After a hectic January, Spurs are in a proper title race as winter window additions look to push them over the line
A month is a really long time. In the span of thirty one days, Spurs saw their winning streak come to an end, match their season total of losses in a single month and former vice-captain and fan favorite James Maddison is now at Crystal Palace.
The month started shaky, losing to Arsenal followed by a draw against Fulham and an unconvincing win over Swansea City in the FA Cup. They did manage to beat Chelsea and West Ham but the pivotal result of the month took place on Transfer Deadline day where Spurs fell 2-0 to Liverpool, officially making it a title race as the Reds from Merseyside have closed the gap to five points.
It's not all doom and gloom for Spurs fans. They added Adrien Truffert and Alex Scott, two experienced Premier League players that should come in handy on the business end as fixtures become more congested. They added some young legs to the squad in Mikey Moore and Lennart Karl who are exciting prospects that will eat up minutes in Europa League.
They also found homes for some of their academy graduates with George Bradshaw loaned out to SVD Darmstadt, Andy Lawrence to FC Basel and Frankie Stevenson joining Moussa Dubango at Sheffield United. Goalkeeper Antonin Kinsky was loaned to Palace as well, showing Spurs' confidence in youngster Jack Clark, who has been the choice in cup games as well as in European football.
It's a soft landing for the new signings as they'll host Nottingham Forest in a week's time before a key matchup against Manchester City. They end the month with three games in fourteen days with the FA Cup against Leicester, Bournemouth away and then the highly anticipated matchup against Palace which could see Maddison returning to Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.
Between the matchups and the rest period, this is a favorable stretch for Spurs who need to start stringing together good performances and they have a good opportunity here, even with an unfavorable result against City, to end the month with nine more points than they started.
Goalkeepers
No. 1 • Guglielmo Vicario • Age 29 • 85 OVR • 28 App, 10 CS, 6.27 Avg
No. 12 • Jack Clark • Age 17 • 66 OVR • 10 App, 7 CS, 6.27 AvgCentre-Backs
No. 37 • Micky van de Ven • Age 25 • 84 OVR • 29 App, 4 G, 9 CS, 6.76 Avg
No. 6 • Pierre Kalulu • Age 26 • 81 OVR • 23 App, 8 CS, 6.77 Avg
No. 4 • Kevin Danso • Age 27 • 80 OVR • 20 App, 4 CS, 6.77 Avg
No. 5 • Luka Vuskovic • Age 19 • 76 OVR • 11 App, 2 CS, YC, 6.36 Avg
No. 16 • Alidu Seidu • Age 26 • 75 OVR • 9 App, 6 CS, YC, 6.99 Avg No. 2 • Ellis Robson • Age 18 • 67 OVR • 2 App, CS, 6.5 AvgFullbacks
No. 13 • Destiny Udogie • Age 23 • 82 OVR • 27 App, 3 A, 12 CS, YC, 6.90 Avg
No. 23 • Pedro Porro • Age 26 • 83 OVR • 26 App, 2 G, 6 A, 9 CS, YC, 7.00 Avg No. 22 • Adrien Truffert • Age 22 • 80 OVR • 26 App, 6 CS, 2 YC, 6.11 Avg No. 24 • Djed Spence • Age 26 • 79 OVR • 22 App, 8 CS, 6.60 Avg
No. 3 • Valentin Barco • Age 22 • 77 OVR • 22 App, G, 3 A, 4 CS, 6.55 AvgCentral Midfielders
No. 8 • Leandro Barreiro • Age 26 • 78 OVR • 37 App, 4 G, 4 A, 9 CS, YC, 6.91 Avg
No. 29 • Pape Matar Sarr • Age 23 • 79 OVR • 32 App, G, 3 A, 6 CS, 2 YC, 6.66 Avg
No. 15 • Lucas Bergvall • Age 20 • 82 OVR • 29 App, 2 G, 7 A, 10 CS, 7.01 Avg No. 14 • Archie Gray • Age 20 • 80 OVR • 28 App, 9 CS, 7.00 AvgAttacking Midfielders
No. 7 • Xavi Simons • Age 23 • 87 OVR • 31 App, 4 G, 15 A, 8 CS, 7.06 Avg No. 25 • Alex Scott • Age 23 • 77 OVR • 9 App, G, A, 2 CS, 6.43 Avg
No. 21 • Lennart Karl • Age 18 • 69 OVR • 3 App, A, CS, 6.67 AvgWingers
No. 17 • Joseph Paintstil • Age 28 • 76 OVR • 34 App, 9 G, 8 A, 9 CS, 6.71 Avg
No. 9 • Rodrygo • Age 25 • 89 OVR • 31 App, 14 G, 8 A, 9 CS, YC, 6.93 Avg No. 20 • Mohammed Kudus • Age 26 • 83 OVR • 28 App, 15 G, 2 A, 8 CS, 2 YC, 6.85 Avg No. 28 • Wilson Odobert • Age 21 • 77 OVR • 26 App, 6 G, 6 A, 7 CS, 2 YC, 6.59 Avg No. 47 • Mikey Moore • Age 19 • 77 OVRStrikers
No. 11 • Mathys Tel • Age 21 • 81 OVR • 30 App, 21 G, 5 A, 9 CS, 2 YC, 6.99 Avg No. 18 • Elijah Adebayo • Age 28 • 73 OVR • 22 App, 12 G, 5 A, 7 CS, YC, 6.59 AvgPremier League Table
Champion
1st • 24 GP • 58 PtsUEFA Champions League
2nd • 24 GP • 53 Pts
3rd • 24 GP • 51 Pts
4th • 24 GP • 50 PtsUEFA Europa League
5th • 24 GP • 47 PtsUEFA Conference League
6th • 24 GP • 44 Pts---------------------------
7th • 24 GP • 44 Pts
8th • 24 GP • 41 Pts
9th • 24 GP • 35 Pts
10th • 24 GP • 33 Pts
11th • 24 GP • 31 Pts
12th • 24 GP • 30 Pts
13th • 24 GP • 28 Pts
14th • 24 GP • 25 Pts
15th • 24 GP • 23 Pts
16th • 24 GP • 21 Pts
17th • 24 GP • 15 PtsRelegation
18th • 24 GP • 15 Pts
19th • 24 GP • 14 Pts
20th • 24 GP • 8 PtsPremier League Top Scorers
Alexander Isak • 21 Goals • 24 Appearances Mathys Tel • 17 Goals • 19 Appearances Gabriel Martinelli • 16 Goals • 24 Appearances Mohammed Kudus • 14 Goals • 20 Appearances Anthony Elanga • 13 Goals • 23 AppearancesPremier League Top Assists
Xavi Simons • 13 Assists • 21 Appearances Florian Wirtz • 11 Assists • 24 Appearances Yeremy Pino • 10 Assists • 24 Appearances Gabriel Martinelli • 8 Assists • 24 Appearances Cole Palmer • 7 Assists • 21 Appearances
