The Tottenham Hotspur players and staff have today boarded their flight to Japan to begin their tour of Asia.
The North Londoners have started their pre-season preparations well with a behind-closed-doors victory against Cambridge United which was followed up with respective wins against Hearts and QPR.
Tottenham will kick off the Asian leg of their tour with a fixture against J League outfit Vissel Kobe at the Japan National Stadium on Saturday.
Vissel Kobe are currently in fourth place in the table in the Japanese top flight and head into the match against Spurs on the back of a 3-3 draw at home to Nagoya last weekend.
Following the match, Ange Postecoglou‘s side will travel to South Korea for a double-header with both fixtures having already been sold out.
Led by South Korean captain, Heung-min Son, Spurs will first face Team K League on Wednesday 31st July at the Seoul World Cup Stadium, before playing Bundesliga giants Bayern Munich at the same stadium three days later.
Tottenham have confirmed the following 30-man squad to head out on their pre-season tour:
George Abbott
Brandon Austin
Lucas Bergvall
Yves Bissouma
Ben Davies
Alfie Devine
Jamie Donley
Radu Dragusin (Korea only)
Archie Gray
Luca Gunter
Tyrese Hall
Brennan Johnson
Dejan Kulusevski
Will Lankshear
James Maddison
Mikey Moore
Ashley Phillips
Pedro Porro
Richarlison
Emerson Royal
Pape Matar Sarr
Dane Scarlett
Oliver Skipp
Manor Solomon
Heung-Min Son
Djed Spence
Destiny Udogie
Guglielmo Vicario
Alejo Veliz
Timo Werner
Alfie Whiteman
SpursWeb Opinion
Frustratingly, Tottenham have not been able to get any more signings over the line to at least start the pre-season trip to give them plenty of time to adjust to Postecoglou’s methods and also to create bonds within the first-team squad.
Johan Lange and the rest of the recruitment team now really need to ramp things up, it’s far from ideal to have signings arriving on the cusp of the new Premier League season or minutes before the summer window closes.
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