Overview
- Tottenham narrowly avoided relegation with a final‑day 1-0 win over Everton, finishing 17th and preserving Premier League revenue and status.
- The Lewis family issued an open letter accepting ultimate responsibility for two poor seasons, explicitly ruling out a sale and saying the club will stay under their ownership.
- Chief executive Vinai Venkatesham called for a “complete reset,” warned the squad lacks balance and described the upcoming summer transfer window as critical to rebuilding the team.
- The club has begun structural changes including a medical review led by performance director Dan Lewindon and the planned arrival of Rafi Moersen as director of football operations.
- Supporter anger remains high after managerial churn and chronic injuries, so the owners’ pledges and spending plans will face close scrutiny as Tottenham seeks to repair trust and on‑field performance.