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Tottenham Morning Round-Up, Monday 9th November 2026: Spurs Reportedly Rebuff Premier League Interest in Conor Gallagher

Spurs Web reports that Roberto De Zerbi has no intention of letting Conor Gallagher leave Tottenham in January, despite interest from several Premier League clubs circling the midfielder (Spurs Web).

On the injury front, the Evening Standard has provided fresh return date details on Mathys Tel, James Maddison and Savio, while also noting that Wilson Odobert remains out as he continues his recovery from the ACL injury he suffered against Newcastle back in February (Evening Standard).

Elsewhere, Football.London has raised doubts over Vinai Venkatesham's stated ambition for Tottenham to become English champions, pointing to the defeat to Leeds United as evidence of bigger underlying problems at the club that need addressing (Football.London).

On a lighter note, Micky van de Ven has given his own verdict on the quickest players in the Tottenham squad, with only one name from the club's official fastest sprinters list this season making his personal top three (Spurs Web). There's also a nostalgic look back from Spurs Web at former striker Roman Pavlyuchenko's career since leaving Tottenham, with Daniel Levy reflecting on the striker alongside memories of Peter Crouch, Jermaine Defoe and Rafael van der Vaart (Spurs Web).

No fixtures, press conferences or deadlines were mentioned in this morning's stories, so attention for now stays on the Gallagher transfer stance and the latest injury return dates as the week gets under way.

This round-up is written with the help of AI, using only the day's headlines from the publishers credited above. Each point links to the original report — tap the source name to read it in full.

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