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Roberto De Zerbi Makes Important Plan for After Tottenham's Game vs Man United Today

The trip aims to boost morale and integrate 10 summer signings after Tottenham's winless start to the season left them bottom of the Premier League.

  • Following Saturday's Premier League game at Manchester United, Tottenham will travel to Marbella, Spain, for a team-bonding training camp to help reset the struggling club.
  • Manager Roberto De Zerbi's squad currently sits at the bottom of the Premier League table, having failed to win any of their opening five league games.
  • Despite spending more than £250m on 10 new players over the summer, Tottenham have struggled to find meaningful improvement, underscoring the depth of their predicament.
  • With a nine-day gap between the United match and Monday's home game against Coventry City, De Zerbi views the trip as a critical opportunity to improve squad morale.
  • Occurring so soon after a three-week international break, the trip's timing is unusual and may reflect what some describe as the club's 'dire situation' and persistent integration challenges.
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[OSEN=Reporter Ko Seong-hwan] They have failed to win in five consecutive matches since the season opener. Tottenham Hotspur, having plummeted to last place in the Premier League, are heading to Spain for a training camp early in the season—an unusual move. It is a gamble aimed at turning the tide. On the 10th (Korean time), the British 'BBC' reported, "Tottenham will leave for a training camp in Spain after playing a Premier League match agains…

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Last of the Premier League after five days, Tottenham will enjoy a nine-day break to relax in Marbella. A rather familiar method for Roberto De Zerbi.

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BBC News broke the news in London, United Kingdom on Saturday, October 10, 2026.
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