Spurs rank third in Premier League possession with 60.6%, but sterile dominance leaves them 20th with just two goals scored.
Official FotMob data shows Tottenham Hotspur hold the Premier League's third-highest average possession at 60.6% during the 2026/27 season under manager Roberto De Zerbi. Despite trailing only Brighton & Hove Albion and Manchester City in ball control, Spurs sit 20th in the table after scoring just two league goals in their opening fixtures.
Tottenham's dominance in build-up play has frequently resulted in sterile possession against compact low blocks, leaving them vulnerable to counter-attacks. With Dejan Kulusevski injured and Richarlison exiled, the recruitment department is actively targeting central strikers ahead of the January transfer window to support Dominic Solanke.
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