Former Tottenham midfielder Jamie O’Hara has backed Roberto De Zerbi’s Spurs side to challenge for a Champions League place this season following their recent resurgence…

Former Tottenham midfielder Jamie O'Hara believes Roberto De Zerbi's side can challenge for European football and potentially qualify for the Champions League this season. Speaking to Sky Sports following Spurs' consecutive Premier League victories over Coventry City and Chelsea, O'Hara argued that a light schedule without European or Carabao Cup commitments will significantly benefit the squad on the training ground.
Despite sitting 14th in the table, Tottenham are only four points adrift of fifth-placed Chelsea. Spurs Web writer Rae Nkwocha notes that while recent momentum provides optimism ahead of upcoming fixtures against Crystal Palace and Leeds United, Tottenham must address lingering attacking concerns and avoid complacency after failing to win their opening six league games.
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