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De Zerbi Reveals Ban in Latest Bid to Lift Spurs Spirit: ‘You Try to Find All Solutions’

De Zerbi imposed the restrictions to cut distractions as Spurs seek their first Premier League win and prepare for a home match with Coventry.

  • Tottenham head coach Roberto Zerbi took his squad to Marbella, Spain, for a training camp, enforcing a social media blackout and phone ban during meals to foster team cohesion before Monday's match against Coventry.
  • Despite committing more than £380million on 10 new signings this summer, the club remains winless in the Premier League and sits at the bottom of the table heading into the Coventry fixture.
  • "We worked on the pitch, we stayed together- we removed phones from breakfast, lunch and dinner," Zerbi said during the three-day trip, emphasizing personal responsibility among the squad.
  • Fit-Again Dejan Kulusevski and James Maddison joined the camp after extended injury layoffs, though Zerbi noted Maddison may only need 10, 15 or 20 minutes on the pitch initially.
  • During downtime in Spain, squad members met British heavyweight boxer Anthony Joshua as he prepares for his fight with Tyson Fury in December before returning for the Coventry fixture.
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Roberto De Zerbi introduced a ban on mobile phones during meals at Tottenham's training camp in Marbella to strengthen squad unity

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De Zerbi reveals ban in bid to lift Spurs spirit: 'You try to find all solutions'

Fit-again Dejan Kulusevski was part of the Tottenham squad in Spain along with James Maddison

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Tottenham Coach implements measure that aims to strengthen connections between players

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The Independent (US) broke the news in London, United Kingdom on Sunday, October 18, 2026.
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