Tottenham Lunchtime Round-Up, Friday 13th November 2026: Harry Kane Reportedly Set to Snub Spurs Return for Manchester United Move
Goalkeeper Antonin Kinsky has been speaking to Czech media about settling in at Tottenham, saying he was struck by how "all in one place" everything is at the club's Premier League set-up compared to what he was used to before (Spurs Web).
Off the pitch, CEO Vinai Venkatesham has outlined the thinking behind Tottenham's medical overhaul, which Spurs Web suggests may be paying off as the club look forward to a batch of players returning from injury (Spurs Web). In the Netherlands camp, Xavi Simons has given a fresh update on his own fitness during what he called a "dream" international break visit (Football.London).
There's a reminder of the strength in depth at the club's academy, with Tyrese Hall being named PL2 Player of the Month for October (PremierLeague.com). Spurs Web also looked at which first-team players stand to benefit most from the current international break (Spurs Web).
On loan at FC Köln, Mikey Moore's struggles for game time and form are reportedly being monitored by Tottenham, with suggestions the club could consider a recall or reassessment of the loan if things don't improve (Spurs Web).
In transfer-adjacent news, Brighton's Jan Paul van Hecke has reflected on his own move and spoken about Roberto De Zerbi's role in the deal, while discussing his start since arriving (Football.London). Elsewhere, Football365 report that Harry Kane is set to reject any possible Tottenham return, instead preferring to chase "another crack at the domestic title" with Manchester United, according to the report (Football365). Archie Gray has also been handed interest in changing his international allegiance, according to a big offer reported by Football.London (Football.London).
Away from the men's first team, boxer Viddal Riley has spoken proudly of his Tottenham roots, declaring that whenever he fights he wants fans to know "that's where I'm from" (TottenhamHotspur.com).
In recent results, Tottenham's men lost 1-0 away at Leeds in the Premier League, while the women's side beat Brighton 2-1 and drew 1-1 with Crystal Palace in the League Cup.
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