Tottenham seeks progress in Women’s Super League 2024-25 season

Tottenham's women's team is gearing up for the 2024-25 season under new manager Hayley Raso, who aims to build on the progress made last season. Manager Robert Vilahamn expressed confidence in the team's ability to compete, acknowledging the challenges posed by established top teams in the league. He emphasized the importance of individual player development while maintaining aspirations for a Champions League spot in the future. The club's financial health is improving, with revenue rising to £2.26 million, attributed to enhanced training facilities and increased match attendance at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium. However, further investment from the parent club is essential for the team to challenge for a top-four finish. The squad has seen promising talent emerge, including a 23-year-old player who recently received her first senior England call-up. Raso, an experienced forward from Real Madrid, joins a team that is no longer in a relegation battle but is instead focused on growth and competitiveness. The club plans to host more matches at their stadium, having won all three previous games there last season, and aims to create a vibrant atmosphere to support their ambitions.