Tottenham Hotspur Women are making waves this summer with new signings, a lively sevens tournament, and player accolades stacking up. The club finished 5th in the FA WSL last season with 36 points from 11 wins, 3 draws, and 8 losses, and their recent form reads WWDLL.
Who could join Tottenham Hotspur Women next?
Shekiera Martinez and Caitlin Dijkstra have already signed, and reports suggest Kirsty Hanson from Aston Villa and Arsenal’s Victoria Pelova could follow. Hanson’s pace would bolster the attack, especially with Jess Naz still injured. Pelova’s potential arrival adds depth to a midfield already packed with talent.
How did Spurs perform in the World Sevens?
The team treated the tournament as a fun, developmental opportunity. Olivia Holdt and Signe Gaupset shone, but results were mixed: a 6-3 loss to Aston Villa, a 4-1 win over West Ham, and an 8-1 defeat to Manchester United. No final round, but the squad gained valuable minutes and emerged unscathed.
Which players earned accolades?
Tōko Koga is a PFA Young Player of the Year nominee after her WSL Team of the Season inclusion. Clare Hunt won Junior Supporter’s Player of the Season, while Tinka Tandberg’s 40-yard strike against Everton claimed Goal of the Season. Manager Martin Ho set a WSL record for most points by an English manager in a debut season, and Olivia Holdt’s standout Denmark performance has fans buzzing.
