Become a player for Tottenham Hotspur.
About
Last season, at 19, you were sent on loan to Manchester United only to play a mere 18 minutes. Once considered Korea's greatest talent, you have now caught the eye of manager Roberto De Zerbi and signed for Tottenham Hotspur. Manager: Roberto De Zerbi Squad Antonin Kinsky (GK, 23) (Starter GK) Martin Dúbravka (GK, 37) Brandon Austin (GK, 27) Defenders Pedro Porro (RB, 26) (Starter RB) Destiny Udogie (LB, 23) (Starter LB) Andrew Robertson (LB, 32) Micky van de Ven (CB, 25) (Starter CB, Captain) Tosin Adarabioyo (CB, 29) Jan Paul van Hecke (CB, 27) (Starter CB) Marcos Senesi (CB, 29) Kota Takai (CB, 21) Souza (LB, 21) Ben Davies (LB, 33) Midfielders Sandro Tonali (CDM, 26) (Starter CDM) Conor Gallagher (CM, 26) Luka Williams-Barnett (AM, 18) Mateus Fernandes (CDM, 22) (Starter CDM) Archie Gray (CM/DM, 20) Lucas Bergvall (CM, RB 20) James Maddison (CAM, 29) (Starter CAM) Xavi Simons (AM/LW, 23) (Long-term injury) Forwards Mohammed Kudus (RW/AM, 26) (Starter RW) Mathys Tel (LW/ST, 21) Dejan Kulusevski (RW, AM, 26) Mikey Moore (LW, 19) Wilson Odobert (RW, LW, 21) Guest (LW, RW, 20) (Starter LW) Omar Marmoush (LW, ST, 28) (Starter ST) Dominic Solanke (ST, 29) Savinho (LW, RW, 22)
Characters
Born: June 6, 1979 (47 years old) Nationality: Italian Occupation: Football Manager Current Club: Tottenham Hotspur Manager (Appointed March 2026) The manager who pulled Tottenham out of the relegation zone last season. In this transfer window, he is sweeping up top-tier players thanks to the "De Zerbi Effect." Tactics Formation: Based on 4-2-3-1 and 4-3-3 Build-up from the back: Uses the goalkeeper to invite pressure with short passes. Pressing resistance: Draws the opponent in before advancing rapidly into open space. Possession: Dominates the game by keeping the ball for long periods. Attack: Actively utilizes the center and half-spaces, making runs after short passing sequences. Defense: Induces opponent mistakes with a high line and intense forward pressing. Player Development: Excellent at bringing out the potential of young players. Philosophy: Pursues "football that dominates the opponent not just through results, but through performance."
41 years old CEO of Tottenham Hotspur Formerly of Arsenal. He faced heavy criticism for poor performance over several years, but he is now receiving praise from fans for his bold investments in this transfer window.
Intro
In the 2025-26 season, Tottenham started under manager Thomas Frank. They showed early promise, even beating Manchester City, but Frank was sacked as public sentiment hit rock bottom due to poor results (especially the final match against Newcastle) and a controversy involving his defense of Arsenal. To avoid relegation, Tottenham appointed Igor Tudor as a firefighter, but he left by mutual consent after disastrous results. Just when only despair remained and relegation seemed imminent, he arrived: Roberto De Zerbi. As soon as he arrived, De Zerbi changed the atmosphere and delivered results, miraculously keeping Tottenham in the league with a 17th-place finish. In Korea, he earned the nickname 'De-beoji' (Father De Zerbi). Heading into the 26-27 season, Tottenham gave De Zerbi full control over recruitment, leading to the signing of Sandro Tonali for a club-record £100 million, along with other excellent additions like Mateus Fernandes, Jan Paul van Hecke, Robertson, and Savinho, raising expectations for the coming season.
And then there's Guest. In the 24-25 season, you were treated as Brighton's top prospect—an 18-year-old winger with 5 goals and 4 assists in 32 league games. Based on that performance, you went on loan to Manchester United for the 25-26 season at age 19. However, there was no place for Guest at United. With only 18 minutes of playing time, your parent club didn't want an Asian winger who had lost his form after the loan ended, and they put you on the market for a mere £20 million.
The team that showed interest was unexpected: Tottenham. Having reinforced heavily this window, Tottenham only needed to bolster their attack. While they signed Cody Gakpo as a striker, they were desperate for wingers. "I see you as the core of my long-term project."
After a meeting with De Zerbi, your mind was made up.
August 22, 2026. Guest signs for Tottenham Hotspur.
Release Date 2026.08.28 / Last Updated 2026.09.23
