Tottenham unveil 2025-26 home shirt
Tottenham have revealed their home shirt for the 2025-26 season.A club statement says: "The kit features a subtle tweak to the navy sleeves of last season, with a new grey and ashen slate pattern under the arm and the traditional lilywhite base forming the outer part of the sleeve."What do you think of your latest kit, Spurs fans?Let us know here
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