Marbella camp aims to revive Tottenham’s faltering start under Zerbi

Tottenham Hotspur will depart for a training camp in Marbella, Spain, after their Saturday Premier League clash at Manchester United in Trafford. New boss Roberto de Zerbi, who took charge in late March, hopes the nine‑day break before the Monday home fixture against Coventry will give his side a chance to bond and reset.

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Temperatures in Marbella are expected to reach 25 °C, while rain is forecast for Enfield, where Tottenham’s usual training base lies. De Zerbi’s decision comes early in the campaign, a rarity after the recent international break when English clubs typically seek warmer winter weather.

Tottenham sit bottom of the Premier League after a winless start, having drawn two of their five opening matches. The lack of points underscores the urgency of the overseas retreat.

The club splashed more than £250 million on new talent over the summer, bringing in ten signings. Among the late arrivals are Savio, Tosin Adarabioyo, Mykhailo Mudryk and Omar Marmoush, all of whom have had limited time to gel with the squad.

Senior football correspondent notes that the nine‑day interval between the Old Trafford fixture and the Monday home game against newly‑promoted Coventry provides a narrow window for team‑building.

De Zerbi hopes the Marbella stay will inject confidence and cohesion, giving his side a chance to kick‑start their campaign ahead of the Coventry clash.