Here's all the news from around the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium over the past 24 hours.
Spurs star admits disappointment at being overlooked
Toby Alderweireld has vented his frustration at being overlooked for Tottenham’s game against Royal Antwerp recently.
The Belgian defender was keen to play in his home city when Spurs met Royal Antwerp in the Europa League last month, a game Spurs lost 1-0.
Jose Mourinho ultimately opted to leave him on the bench, and Alderweireld has revealed that while he was frustrated he saw little point in causing a major issue over the situation.
“In my head I cursed that I did not play against Antwerp,” he told VTM (via Sport Witness ). “I would have liked to play against Antwerp, I certainly admit.
"But Mourinho is fine. He is very hard. But if you work and go through the fire for him, he will be on your side.
“For example, if you are going to make things difficult if you are not allowed to play against Antwerp, then he will drop you."
Jose Mourinho has made six big changes to Mauricio Pochettino's blueprint to transform Tottenham
The Jose Mourinho era is kicking into high-gear as the Portuguese celebrates one-year in charge of the club.
The former Chelsea and Real Madrid boss inherited a side low on confidence after a poor start to the 2019/2020 season.
The club are now second in the Premier League and it has seen some fans discuss the changes and improvements Mourinho has initiated since his arrival.
Rob Guest has looked at the situation in greater detail and you can read that piece here .
Tottenham star closing in on new deal
Tottenham star Son Heung-min is inching towards a new contract with the club, according to Football Insider.
The South Korean international is set to become one of Tottenham’s top-earners alongside England international Harry Kane and French international Tanguy Ndombele.
The former Hamburg striker has managed eight goals in the Premier League already, and has been presented a new five-year deal worth £200,000-per-week, according to the report.
The same report also states that the club are confident of getting the deal done before the January transfer window opens.
