Tottenham will be intent on putting things right in the 2023/24 campaign after their failure to qualify for the Champions League. Very much in the mix for a top-four finish for the vast majority of last campaign, Spurs' poor form in the final couple of months saw them drop out of the running completely and finish 11 points off Newcastle United in fourth.
Ange Postecoglou will be determined to see the club move forward in his first season at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, with Spurs' lack of European football on the calendar potentially giving them a boost in terms of qualifying for Europe's premier competition once again. As the Champions League is set to undergo a revamp in 2024/25 with four extra teams coming into the equation, the Premier League appear set to benefit with one extra place.
That means a fifth-place finish would result in a spot at Europe's top table come September 2024. Having seen Brighton & Hove Albion and Aston Villa secure European places last season and with both set to strengthen before the transfer deadline, the fight for Champions League football will be incredibly tough.
