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Hoddle: Wimmer can step up with Vertonghen out
Glenn Hoddle Former Tottenham Hotspur star Glenn Hoddle has told FourFourTwo that summer signing Kevin Wimmer has the qualities to cover for injured defender Jan Vertonghen.
Ranked! The 12 most disappointing Premier League transfers of the season
Premier League For every great deal there are at least as many bad ones – and the below certainly haven't fulfilled expectations so far this season. Behold, then, the worst transfers of the current Premier League season. With apologies to Steve Walsh...
Kane 'ready to step up for England'
Gareth Southgate Interim England coach Gareth Southgate will surely welcome Harry Kane's declaration of readiness following the north London derby.
Kane comeback great for Tottenham's morale - Pochettino
Mauricio Pochettino Mauricio Pochettino hailed a "strong performance" from his Tottenham players after they drew the derby with Arsenal.
Arsenal 1 Tottenham 1: Kane penalty spares Wimmer's blushes
Kevin Wimmer A penalty from Harry Kane saw Tottenham earn a point in a 1-1 draw at Arsenal, who had led through Kevin Wimmer's own goal.
Wimmer will replace Vertonghen - Pochettino
Jan Vertonghen Kevin Wimmer will replace the injured Jan Vertonghen in the centre of Tottenham's defence, according to head coach Maurico Pochettino.
Wimmer backs physical Janssen for Tottenham success
Kevin Wimmer Vincent Janssen might have given new Tottenham pal Kevin Wimmer a black eye, but the Belgian still thinks he will be a success.
Wimmer signs new Tottenham deal
Mauricio Pochettino Kevin Wimmer will remain at Tottenham until 2021 after signing a one-year contract extension.
Meet Tottenham's new stopper from the Bundesliga who's a hit with the ladies
Talentspotter With a £4.3 million fee agreed with Köln for defender Kevin Wimmer, Tottenham Hotspur have a rising star on their hands, writes Alex Chaffer...
Why a change in approach off the pitch will allow Tottenham to reap the rewards on it
Tottenham Hotspur Spurs have transformed their way of working behind the scenes, investing in their talent early and making life as easy as possible for Mauricio Pochettino. Raj Bains explains why the shift could hold the key to success
