Tottenham Hotspur have moved to strengthen their off-field structure by advertising new sport psychologist roles as part of a wider push to improve player performance and mental resilience.
The club is looking to bring in specialists who can support both the men’s and women’s teams, focusing on areas such as confidence building, pressure management, recovery from setbacks, and maintaining consistency during a demanding season.
This step reflects a growing trend in elite football where clubs are investing more in mental health and psychological performance just as much as physical conditioning and tactical coaching.
Tottenham’s decision is seen as part of their long-term strategy to create a more stable and high-performance environment, especially as they continue competing at the top level in domestic and European competitions.