‘We want to win the Premier League and Champions League’ – Tottenham CEO sets lofty trophy aim
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13-second readTottenham CEO Vinai Venkatesham has stated that the club aims to win both the Premier League and the Champions League, according to Spurs Web. Venkatesham said that everyone at the club is there to win, and that means winning the Premier League and being consistent in the Champions League.

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Tottenham CEO Vinai Venkatesham has stated that the club aims to win both the Premier League and the Champions League, according to Spurs Web. Venkatesham said that everyone at the club is there to win, and that means winning the Premier League and being consistent in the Champions League. He emphasized that the club wants to be relentless in its pursuit of these goals. This statement reflects the club's lofty ambitions.
Tottenham's recent performance has shown improvement, with the team winning their last three games and moving into ninth place, just three points off the Champions League places, as reported by Spurs Web. The team's resurgence followed a difficult start to the season, where they were winless in their first six outings. Under head coach Roberto De Zerbi, Tottenham managed to escape relegation in the previous campaign. The current form suggests a positive trend for the club.
Venkatesham's statement is not the first time Tottenham has expressed such ambitions, as noted by Spurs Web. A similar statement was made by him in June 2025, and former chairman Daniel Levy had also expressed similar aims, although without delivering. The club has shown a willingness to invest in its squad, spending close to £400 million in the summer transfer window. However, consistent ambition is needed for fans to believe in the club's goals.
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Spurs CEO Vinai Venkatesham has revealed that Tottenham have lofty ambitions to win both the Premier League and the Champions League. Things are starting to come together for Tottenham Hotspur this season after a difficult few months in the Premier League. Spurs came close to losing their Premier League status last campaign, but thanks to head coach Roberto De Zerbi, they escaped the drop, picking up 11 points from the seven games he took charge of. However, Tottenham could not pick up where they left off at the start of the 2026/27 season, making a poor start that left them winless in their first six outings.
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