Spending €360 Million! Still Winless After Three Games, Tottenham Manager: Very Disappointed, But This Is Not Football Manager

In the third round of the Premier League, Tottenham drew 0-0 away at Nottingham Forest, earning their first point of the 2026/27 Premier League season. During the summer transfer window, Tottenham spent a total of €360 million on new players, but they are still searching for their first win.

Tottenham have started the new season with three games without a win, losing 0-3 away to Brentford and 0-2 at home to Newcastle United.

Tottenham's next league match will be at home against Everton in the early hours of September 13 Beijing time.

During the pre-season summer window, Tottenham spent more than €100 million to sign Newcastle midfielder Tonali, €99 million on M. Fee, €87.7 million to bring Savinho from Manchester City and loan Marmoush, bought Adarabioyo from Chelsea and loaned Mudryk, while also completing several other reinforcements. However, they have still failed to record a win or score a goal since the start of the season.

After the match, Tottenham manager De Zerbi said: “I am disappointed with the result, but I am very satisfied with the team's performance. You have to know that we only had our first full training session last Thursday, which was the first day the whole team gathered for training. I think we still have room to improve in the final pass and final decision-making.”

I think back to Marmoush's shot. Robertson made an overlapping run behind him at the time. If we can improve our performance in the attacking third, I believe we can score many goals. We have players with outstanding ability. It is difficult to accept this result right now because I think we played very well.

The team still needs to continue refining itself. I think we performed well in possession and can find ways to attack. But there is still a lot of room for improvement in the attacking third.

We need to continue improving every aspect of the team. The organization of our shape both without the ball and with the ball needs further work. Although in today's match, I think we defended very well.

We have brought in very strong players, but you cannot build a team like playing a football manager game, relying only on big-name players.