Tottenham extend season-ticket renewal window amid relegation fears | OneFootball

Tottenham have extended their season-ticket renewal window as anxiety grows among fans, with some waiting for safety before committing to 2026-27. Igor Tudor's side are 16th in the Premier League.

The club said in a statement that, citing the gravity of their situation and after talks with its Supporters' Advisory Board and the Tottenham Hotspur Supporters' Trust, the renewal window, initially set for Tuesday 26 May and just two days after the final round, will remain open until Sunday 7 June to give fans full clarity on next season.

Spurs have lost six matches in a row in all competitions, the worst run in their history. They have not won a league game since a 1-0 victory at Crystal Palace on 28 December 2025.

They hold a one-point advantage over Nottingham Forest in 17th and West Ham in 18th.

Tottenham finished 17th last season but still reached the Champions League by winning the Europa League, beating Manchester United 1-0 to end a 41-year wait for European silverware.

This season they took fourth place in the Champions League league phase, then lost 2-5 at Atlético Madrid in Tuesday's last 16 first leg. Their only top-flight relegation came in 1977.

Source: L'Équipe