AI predicts Tottenham’s 2025/26 lineup

Despite winning the Spurs’ first Spurs trophy in 17 years, the Europa League, the first Spurs trophy, the first in 17 years, Tottenham Hotspur heads for the 2025/26 season under Thomas Frank’s new manager.

Daniel Levy plundered Ange Postcoglow and brought in Frank. I brought Frank.

Spurs have already signed Mathys Tel on a permanent move worth £30 million, and AI believes it could spend another £180 million on three more players ahead of the Premier League opening game against Burnley.

X’s AI tool Grok predicts who will be in the Franks Purs’ starting lineup for the 25/26 season with a 4-3-3 formation.

AI predicts Tottenham’s starting lineup for 2025/26

1

GK: Guglielmo Vicar

Starting from the goal, Guglielmo Vicario is favored to get a nod under Frank more than Antonin Kinski.

The AI, known as the “reliable shot stopper and dressing room leader,” says “Vicario locations are safe as long as large upgrades are not available.”

2

RB: Pedro Polo

Despite rumours that he has left, Pedro Polo said, “It is expected to continue as the first choice right-back under Frank, who cherishes dynamic fullbacks.

Spainard’s “aggressive talent and cross-competent ability make him a key asset,” and he now makes more appearances for the Spurs than his previous club.

3

CB: Marc Guehi

Christian Romero has linked his journey away from north London, and AI predicted that Mark Guech will replace Argentina at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.

Spurs attempted and failed in a bid for Guehi in January, but they were assisted in signing Crystal Palace Star at a cost of £60 million, offering “satisfaction, leadership, and Premier League experience.”

4

CB: Mickey Van De Ben

AI says, “Guehi and Micky Van de Ven could form a quick, modern centre-back partnership.”

Van des Ben only made 13 Premier League appearances last season, but if he is available he must be a regular under Frank.

5

LB: Destiny Udogie

Another defender who missed most of the 24/7 season with an injury was left-back fate Udogie.

The Italian is labelled by AI as “one of Europe’s most promising fullbacks”, and because of his power and versatility, he should start under Frank if he can stay healthy.

6

DM: Morten Hjulmand

“Frank hopes to prioritize deep playmakers,” so fellow Dane Morten Hodjlmand was supported to join the Spurs with a £50 million transfer.

Now in Sports CP, Hjulmand “fits the bill with his range of passage and defensive Nous, and he “fixes the midfield and allows others to move forward.”

7

CM: Rodrigo Bentancur

Prior to Hjulmand, there was Rodrigo Bentanchourt who continued to finish strong in his 24/7 season, and he could be an ideal choice in a box-to-box role.

According to AI, Uruguiron’s “verticality and work rate are tailored to Frank’s high-pressure system,” and is under contract until 2026.

8

CM: Teeth

It is Ebeki Eze who completes the midfield. He is supported by joining Gehi to leave Crystal Palace for Tottenham.

Eze has a £70 million price tag, and his “creation, dribbling, and target threats will replace James Madison in his midfield role while attacking.” The AI ​​has doubts about Madison due to his injury issues and inconsistent shape, allowing the Spurs to open the door for the Eagles star to eventually land.

9

RW: Dejan Kulusevski

Spurs is predicted to have Dejan Kulusevski on the right under Frank as target Bryan Mbeumo is on the course to move to Man UTD.

Swedish International has signed a contract in North London until 2028, and is a key player for Tottenham when it fits perfectly, contributing 55 goals in 146 games.

10

LW: MATHYS TEL

He was confirmed as a permanent player for Tottenham at £30 million from Bayern Munich, and Matiss Tell’s “vervanced and potential likely will make him a starter on offense.”

The Frenchman made 17 appearances for the left field last season and contributed to five goals, so Tel was supported to nod under Frank.