
Tottenham Hotspur are experiencing their most difficult opening to a domestic league campaign since 2008, remaining without a win or a single goal across their first three matches. Despite investing £332 million on ten incoming transfers during the summer window, Roberto De Zerbi's rebuilt squad has struggled to find cohesion, falling to Brentford, dropping points against Newcastle, and collecting their solitary point in a scoreless stalemate against Oliver Glasner's Nottingham Forest.
That draw at Forest marked the first league fixture in more than four years where Spurs failed to register even one effort on frame.
Ahead of a home clash with Everton, discussions have circulated regarding squad readiness and alleged friction involving the head coach. However, assertions that De Zerbi voiced dissatisfaction toward the medical department have been dismissed, with emphasis placed on the ongoing collaboration to prevent the persistent injury troubles that derailed the club over the prior two seasons.
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