​We asked for your thoughts on which Tottenham players you’re most eager to watch in action during pre-season from Getty Images. Here are some of the standout comments you shared.
Vince says he’s most excited to see Dejan Kulusevski, assuming he’s fully fit, along with Mateus Fernandes. He also mentions Mikey Moore and Jamie Donley from the academy as players to watch this summer.
Moussa is looking forward to seeing Moore back with the squad after his fruitful loan spell at Rangers. He believes Moore could feature in cup competitions and perhaps pick up a few Premier League appearances, especially if the club doesn’t sign another winger.
Steve’s pick center around Marcos Senesi, whom he views as excellent value who should bolster the defence. He’s also curious about how Roberto de Zerbi will integrate the new midfielders and where James Maddison fits into the system, as well as how the overall playing style develops.
Mark is keen to observe how the new signings settle in, with a particular focus on the midfielders and Maddison’s role just ahead of them. He hopes to see Moore, Will Lankshear, and Jamie Donley, along with a few other academy players, get some minutes on the pitch.
Richard is buzzing about the pairing of Sandro Tonali with Maddison, a combination he believes could be a game-changer for Spurs. He notes that, for the first time since the transfer window opened, pre-season optimism has tripled, which he finds incredibly positive for the club’s outlook.
Deian would love to see Ben Davies feature in pre-season action, especially after last season was hampered by injuries for the club veteran and leader on the squad.
Kris is excited to see what Will Lankshear can deliver in pre-season. If Lankshear can produce goal contributions, he could be a cost-saving factor for the club by reducing the need for a big-money striker in the near term.
These varied views reflect the anticipation around Tottenham’s pre-season, with fans highlighting a mix of established stars and academy prospects. The emphasis is on fitness and readiness for the campaign ahead, the potential impact of new signings, and how the manager will balance opportunities for academy players with first-team responsibilities. Fans are hopeful that pre-season will crystallize the team’s identity under the new regime, showcasing a blend of veterans, veteran leadership, and emerging talents, all contributing to a stronger, more cohesive squad. As the summer games approach, the excitement around Kulusevski’s fitness, Senesi’s defensive solidity, Maddison’s creative spark, and Moore’s potential breakout form will likely dominate conversations and set the tone for Tottenham’s progression into the regular season.