£332m Spent but Still No Win: Tottenham Remain Without Victory at Start of Season

Tottenham have started the new Premier League season without a win and have yet to score. In last weekend's 0-0 away draw with Nottingham Forest, Tottenham failed to register a single shot on target across the match — their first league game without a shot on target in more than four years — and they earned their first point of the season.

£332m spent, 10 new signings, but the team has not gelled yet

According to the original information, Tottenham spent £332 million this summer and brought in 10 new players. This new squad under Roberto De Zerbi has not yet formed a cohesive unit. It is Tottenham's worst league start since 2008. They will host Everton this Saturday as they continue to chase their first win of the season.

Tottenham reporter Michael Bridge answered related questions, and the following are highlights of his comments:

“I am not worried. It is only three games in, and Tottenham will accept a draw at Nottingham Forest. Under an excellent manager like Oliver Glasner, that was a very difficult away match.”

“I went to the Brentford match, and Tottenham were badly beaten. I fully understand that Tottenham's lack of preparation was unacceptable, but looking at it another way, Brentford gave Tottenham a harsh lesson and fully deserved the win.”

“The Newcastle match could have gone either way, but Tottenham were not clinical enough. The reason I am not worried is that the season is still very early.”

“The last three matches have made me realize that after so many players have come and gone, you cannot expect everything to click so quickly.”

Injuries and the medical team: De Zerbi has not complained

Bridge also discussed De Zerbi's relationship with the medical team:

“De Zerbi absolutely has not made any complaints about the medical team. He works closely with them.”

“Do not forget that Tottenham have suffered injury crises in recent seasons, with key players missing entire campaigns. The club has worked over the past few months to ensure this does not happen again, including an investigation into whether the pitch was linked to such serious injuries.”

“To clarify, De Zerbi did not want to substitute players at specific minutes, but he was asked to do so by the medical team. He is not challenging them or creating a divide. He is working alongside them. They are ensuring De Zerbi can have these players available for the long term and hope to avoid situations like those involving Mohammed Kudus and James Maddison happening again.”

“Without De Zerbi, Tottenham would very likely already be in the Championship”

Bridge spoke very highly of De Zerbi:

“Without De Zerbi, there is a very high probability that Tottenham would now be in the Championship.”

“Tottenham have handed the keys to De Zerbi, allowing him to shape the squad in the way he believes is right. My view is that he has earned the right to have those keys.”

“He has made some difficult decisions, including allowing……” (the original text is cut off here)

Tottenham host Everton this Saturday, with the Premier League channel beginning coverage at 5:00 pm and kick-off scheduled for 5:30 pm.