Premier League table since Spurs appointed Roberto De Zerbi
Tottenham have been a distinctly midtable Premier League side since appointing Roberto De Zerbi at the end of March.
De Zerbi walked into a club in crisis, scrambling to avoid an unthinkable relegation thanks to the combined efforts of Thomas Frank, Igor Tudor and several culpable board members.
Spurs were narrowly above the relegation zone, but dropped points against Sunderland and Brighton in De Zerbi’s first two outings saw them sink below West Ham and into 18th place.
But the 2-2 draw with Brighton saw the first real signs of fight in months. Spurs won their next two matches against Wolves and Aston Villa to haul themselves back above the danger zone.
Four points from their final three games saw Tottenham hold off West Ham and ensure their Premier League status.
The fans will be expecting a lot better this year, but De Zerbi’s appointment was one that paid off for the beleaguered Spurs board – at least in the short term.
The Italian has been backed with a massive transfer outlay in the summer, but we’re yet to see it click into place. They’re yet to win, or even score a goal, after four matches in 2026-27.
That leaves the overall picture looking pretty iffy overall when you look at his tenure with a wider lens. Not relegation-bad catastrophic, but certainly not pushing for Europe.
Note: to create this table, we’ve used our sister site Football365 and their brilliant Premier League Tables resource – a goldmine for creating and exploring custom tables.
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