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Tottenham Premier League Winner Odds - 25/1 with bet365
Spurs head into their second season under Ange Postecoglu this year, with the Australian impressing during this first campaign in north London last term.
They finished just two points off a Champions League place come May, with this being despite a number of injury troubles plaguing them throughout the season.
Besides Man City, Arsenal and Liverpool, the Lilywhites look the strongest side out of any of this year’s top four challengers, with Spurs clearly backing Postecoglu given the signings they’ve this summer.
All of Dom Solanke, Archie Gray, and Lucas Bergvall have come in, with the latter two impressing during pre-season.
They now have a good, out-and-out striker option in Solanke following his move from Bournemouth in August, with Spurs also clearing out a host of dead wood in the process.
Spurs almost certainly won’t upset the apple cart this year and claim the PL title, hence their odds of 25/1, however expect them to push close in the top four race
Tottenham Top 4 Finish Odds - 2/1 with bet365
As already stated, Spurs narrowly missed out on top four last year, finishing just two points behind Aston Villa in fifth.
They bookies have them as joint-fifth favourites to go one better this year and make the CL, something that looks quite likely given how close Spurs came last year despite losing a number of key players throughout the season due to injury.
They’ve finished inside the top four in five of the last nine campaigns, with Tottenham’s summer additions making them a very strong candidate to take their place in the 2025/26 Champions League via a top four finish this term.
Postecoglu has them playing some entertaining football, with Spurs looking a shoe-in to finish in the top four providing their best players steer clear of injuries this term.
Tottenham Top 6 Finish Odds - 8/13 with bet365
Tottenham have been one of the most consistent sides in the league over the past 15 years when it comes to top six finishes, with Spurs managing this in 12 of their last 14 PL seasons.
They did so last year by six points despite their injury troubles, with almost all of Tottenham’s first team squad missing time last year through injuries.
They’re 8/13 to make the top six this season for a reason despite having European football to attend to, with this being down to the additions they’ve made this summer to key areas.
Given this, combined with how close to securing a top four finish last year, we’d be surprised to see them miss out on the top six this term, with the bookies feeling the same way if their odds are anything to go off.
Tottenham Golden Boot Winner Odds with bet365
Tottenham Player | PL Golden Boot Odds |
Dominic Solanke | 20/1 |
Heung-Min Son | 33/1 |
Richarlison | 80/1 |
Dominic Solanke was one of the best forwards in the league last year, with the former Chelsea and Liverpool man managing 19 goals for Bournemouth.
He finished fourth in the 2023/24 Golden Boot race, with Solanke now finally having found his shooting boots having failed to impress in the PL beforehand.
The 27-year-old is just 20/1 to win the Golden Boot this time, with the bookies confident in Solanke’s ability to take his scoring form from last year into this campaign now he’s with a better side in Spurs.
He’s surrounded by better creators in the forms of Heung-Min Son, James Maddison and Dejan Kulusevki, thus seeing Solanke head into this season as fifth favourites to be top scorer isn’t a surprise.
For similar reasons, Son is just 33/1 to do so, with the Korean international being one of the most consistent and reliable scorers in the PL over the last few years.
He’s scored at least 17 goals in all competitions in seven of the last eight years, with Son even having won the PL Golden Boot before after scoring 24 in the 2021/22 campaign.
Son is lower odds than Solanke given the England international will be Spurs’ main striker this term, however he’s still a decent price to claim his second PL top scorer award.
Richarlison at 80/1 looks one to avoid despite this impressive return last year, as the Brazilian bagged 11 goals in just 1,492 minutes in the league.
His minutes will be limited this year given Solanke’s arrival, with his 80/1 price accurately reflecting his chances this year.
Tottenham To Go Unbeaten - 1000/1 with bet365
Only one side in PL history has gone unbeaten, and given Spurs’ current squad, we’d be very surprised to see them become the second side to do so this term.
The least amount of games they’ve lost in a season is four, with this coming in 2016/17, with Tottenham losing a huge 12 games last term.
Only the likes of Man City and Arsenal have squads that are good enough to go unbeaten this term, with Spurs well off the pace despite their smart additions this summer.
Tottenham Most Assists with bet365
Tottenham Player | PL Most Assists 2024/25 Odds |
Heung-Min Son | 14/1 |
James Maddison | 33/1 |
Brennan Johnson | 50/1 |
Son has been a reliable creator for Sours over the last few years, with the Korean managing double-figure assists in three of his last five league campaigns.
He put up 10 last year whilst also scoring 17 goals, with Son coming just three behind the eventual winner of this award Ollie Watkins.
Given Solanke’s arrival, Son looks in good shape to push for the Most Assists award this term, with the goalscoring responsibilities now being more on the England international’s shoulders than Son’s.
Maddison is another good bet at 33/1 given his exploits in recent years, with the midfielder managing at least eight assists in his last three PL campaigns.
He would’ve pushed Watkins even closer last term had he not picked up an injury that restricted his minutes to just 2100.
He’ll be one of Spurs’ main creators this term, and with Solanke up top following his arrival, expect Maddison to put up similar, if not better, numbers this term.
Brennan Johnson looks the best bet of the bunch here given his price, with the former Forest man bagging 10 league assists last year despite starting just 24 games.
Expect him to get similar game time this term, and with Johnson now having Solanke to feed chances to, as well as the likes of Son and Richarlison, he looks a strong bet at 50/1.
Premier League Golden Glove - Guglielmo Vicario @ 20/1 with bet365
Vicario kept just seven clean sheets last year, however Spurs did suffer a number of injuries to their defence throughout the campaign, something that directly contributed to the amount of goals the Italian would’ve conceded.
Given this, he’s a longshot at 20/1 to claim the Golden Glove, with this in-part being down to the fact that either David Raya or Ederson look destined for the award.
The Spaniard kept 16 last year and plays for an Arsenal side that barely concede chances, let alone goals, with the Vicario needing something special this season if he’s to beat both the aforementioned keepers to the award.