Tottenham's recent form has plunged the team into the Premier League relegation zone, with just six rounds remaining in the season. Manager Roberto De Zerbi's debut could not halt the club's decline, and injuries continue to compound their woes.
Injury Blow: Romero’s Knee Tear Complicates Tottenham’s Fight for Survival
Tottenham's captain, Cristian Romero, has been ruled out for up to eight weeks after suffering a partial tear of the medial collateral ligament in his right knee. This injury not only threatens Tottenham’s survival in the Premier League but also jeopardizes Romero's participation in Argentina's World Cup campaign. His absence adds to the growing list of injuries affecting the squad, further straining their ability to secure vital points.
Tottenham's Woeful Run in 2026: No Wins in Premier League
Tottenham’s performance in 2026 has been nothing short of dismal, with no wins since December 28, 2025. The team has played 14 Premier League matches this year, recording only five draws and nine losses. Their lack of form has seen them drop into 18th place, with relegation now a very real possibility. In contrast, their relegation rivals have shown better form, highlighting Tottenham’s struggles to gain momentum.
The Road Ahead: Can De Zerbi Save Tottenham from Relegation?
With only six matches remaining, Tottenham faces a daunting task. Their remaining fixtures include tough encounters with Brighton, Aston Villa, and Chelsea, as well as a crucial match against Wolves. De Zerbi will need to rally the squad and devise a strategy to secure survival in what has been a disastrous season for the North London club.
This season’s struggles come on the back of a series of setbacks, including managerial changes, key player injuries, and disappointing transfer decisions. Tottenham’s future in the Premier League hangs in the balance, and with the team’s current form, their battle against relegation looks set to go down to the wire.
