After a promising first season under Ange Postecoglou, Tottenham Hotspur are setting their sights on a top-four finish and ending their domestic trophy drought in the 2024/2025 campaign. Spurs narrowly missed out on Champions League qualification last year, finishing just two points shy despite securing 20 wins from 38 league matches. However, their qualification for the Europa League presents another opportunity to contend for silverware by May 2025.

Tottenham have already made significant moves in the transfer market, including the acquisition of Leeds United’s Archie Gray, who enjoyed a standout season in the Championship. They have also signed Lucas Bergvall from Swedish side Djurgarden. With these additions, Spurs are looking to strengthen their squad and push for a higher finish in the Premier League.

Betting odds reflect the high expectations for Tottenham’s upcoming season. Despite Postecoglou’s solid start in England, the odds for Tottenham winning the Premier League are currently at 33/1 according to BetMGM. More realistically, their chances of securing a top-four finish are valued at 2/1. Additionally, Bet365 offers odds of 14/1 for Tottenham to win the FA Cup and 16/1 for the EFL Cup.

SkyBet is also offering various betting options, including Request a Bet options for Tottenham. Notable bets include Arsenal, Chelsea, Liverpool, and Tottenham all scoring 70 or more league goals at 11/2, and a combination bet of Manchester City winning the league, Liverpool finishing in the top four, Tottenham securing a top-six finish, and Ipswich being relegated at 9/1.

Key to Tottenham’s success this season will be the performances of Son Heung-min and James Maddison. Despite the departure of Harry Kane to Bayern Munich, Son’s goals were crucial for Spurs last season. He scored 17 times in 35 Premier League appearances and exceeded his expected goals (xG) by nearly 5 goals, according to Squawka. Maddison will also play a vital role as a playmaker, having provided nine assists and created 67 chances last season.

As Tottenham aim to re-enter the Champions League and make a serious push for domestic cups, the consistency and impact of Son and Maddison will be crucial to their ambitions. With these key players in form and new signings adding depth, Spurs are poised to challenge for a top-four finish and potentially add silverware to their cabinet.