A new initiative has been launched by the Club to commemorate the contributions of every player to have ever represented us in a senior competitive fixture.

Launched in October, 2023, our Legacy Numbers initiative has seen every player in our history since our first recorded senior competitive game – an FA Cup tie with West Herts on 13 October, 1894 – assigned their own unique number, denoting their place in the history of Tottenham Hotspur.

Following extensive research from Club historians, 894 Legacy Numbers have now been assigned. Allocated to a player following their maiden appearance for the Club, numbers 1-11 were assigned alphabetically to the players who made up our first starting XI 129 years ago in that FA Cup tie with West Herts.

The latest legacy number, 895, belongs to Mathys Tel, who became our latest debutant as he came off the bench in our Carabao Cup semi-final second-leg tie at Liverpool in February, 2025.

There is an exclusive club of 109 players have gone on to score on their debuts. All players who have scored on their debuts are marked with an asterisk in the list below.

From Friday 27 October, 2023, onwards, all current players have worn their unique legacy number on the back of their match shirts, just beneath the collar

During the research process, specific criteria were applied to ensure each player has been attributed the correct legacy number, which include:

·       Players making their full debuts in the same game are listed alphabetically

·       Players coming on as substitutes in the same game are listed in order of the minute in which they entered the pitch

·       Players coming on as substitutes in the same minute are listed in order in which they entered the pitch

In addition, expunged matches have not counted towards the initiative. These include the three Division Two games in 1939/40, which were expunged when football was abandoned due to the outbreak of the Second World War. Also, matches against Brighton United and Cowes in 1899/00, which were expunged after both teams resigned from the Southern League before the end of the season have not been counted.

An original FA Cup tie against Vampires in 1895/96 - which had to be replayed as the pitch was marked incorrectly – however, does count for this list.

These are the Legacy Numbers

1. Stanley Briggs

1. Stanley Briggs

1894/95

1          Stanley Briggs
2          Archie Cubberley
3          James Eccles
4          Donald Goodall *
5          Peter Hunter *
6          Bill Julian
7          Jack Jull
8          Cuthbert Monk
9          Ernie Payne
10        Jack Shepherd
11        Jack Welham
12        Charlie Ambler
13        Ly Burrows
14        Alf Coleman

25. William Hay

25. William Hay

1895/96

15        Bob Clements
16        James Collins
17        Lewis McKenzie
18        M Owen *
19        Harry Pryor
20        R Burne
21        C Cattell
22        T Williams
23        Willie Almond
24        J Gilmore
25        William Hay
26        Charlie Lanham
27        Jock Montgomery

28. Harry Crump

28. Harry Crump

1896/97

28        Harry Crump *
29        John Devlin
30        Ralph McElhaney
31        Jimmy Milliken *
32        Willie Newbigging
33        Billy Fleming *
34        Robert Mair
35        Jimmy Allen
36        Alex Robertson *
37        Frank Wilson *
38        'Bunks' Markham
39        Tom Hatfield

44. John L Jones

44. John L Jones

1897/98

40        David Black
41        Joe Cullen
42        Tooty' Davidson
43        Sandy Hall
44        John L Jones
45        Bill Joyce *
46        Joe Knowles
47        Tom Meade
48        Bob Stormont
49        Bob Tannahill
50        Jimmy Hartley *
51        John Madden
52        Ed Downie

55. John Cameron

55. John Cameron

1898/99

53        Tom Bradshaw
54        Bob Cain
55        John Cameron *
56        Harry Erentz
57        Kenny McKay
58        James McNaught
59        Tom Smith
60        Jimmy Melia
61        Wilfred Waller
62        Tom Atherton
63        Art Rule *
64        Billy Leech *

69. Sandy Tait

69. Sandy Tait

1899/00

65        George Clawley
66        David Copeland *
67        Jack Kirwan *
68        Tom Pratt
69        Sandy Tait
70        Tom Morris
71        David Haddow
72        Ted Hughes
73        Leon Hyde
74        Joe Raby

75. Sandy Brown

75. Sandy Brown

1900/01

75        Sandy Brown
76        Tom Pangbourne
77        Arthur Jones
78        Joe Moffatt
79        Bill Anson
80        Frank Berry
81        William Buckingham
82        John Burton
83        Vivian Woodward
84        W Fortnum
85        E Hudson
86        Walter Moles
87        Bob Stevens
88        Alf Hawley

91. Fred Griffiths

91. Fred Griffiths

1901/02

89        Patrick Gilhooley
90        John Barlow
91        Fred Griffiths
92        Alan Haig-Brown
93        Tom Fitchie
94        John Stephenson

95. Bob Houston

95. Bob Houston

1902/03

95        Bob Houston
96        John T Jones
97        Alf Warner
98        John Watson
99        Charles Brown
100      William Dryburgh *
101      James Chalmers
102      Charlie Williams
103      George Fredericks

108. Fred Mearns

108. Fred Mearns

1903/04

104      John Brearley
105      Joe Walton
106      John McConnachie
107      Ollie Burton
108      Fred Mearns
109      Percy Mapley
110      David Quinn
111      Arthur Turner
112      William Berry
113      Allan Leach-Lewis
114      Toby Milton

119. Charlie O'Hagan

119. Charlie O'Hagan

1904/05

115      Alex Glen
116      Harry Stansfield
117      Walter Bull
118      Bill McCurdy
119      Charlie O'Hagan
120      Jack Eggett
121      Willie Murray
122      Andrew Swann
123      John George
124      Herbert Chapman *
125      James Freeborough

127. Jabez Darnell

127. Jabez Darnell

1905/06   

126      Peter Kyle *
127      Jabez Darnell
128      Chris Carrick *
129      John Shackleton
130      Alf Whyman
131      George Leach *
132      John Chaplin
133      George Page

83. Vivian
Woodward

Vivian J Woodward was the epitome of everything that was good in football in the early years of the 20th century and one of the finest players of his generation. Scorer of our first ever league goal, he scored 29 goals in 23 matches for England and captained the Great Britain Olympic team to gold at both the 1908 and 1912 games.

145. Danny Steel

145. Danny Steel

1906/07  

134      William Dow *
135      Wally Eames
136      Charlie Hewitt
137      Fred McDiarmid
138      Bob Walker
139      George Badenoch
140      Billy Jones
141      Arthur Pickett
142      James Reid
143      Jack Whitbourne
144      Matt Reilly
145      Danny Steel
146      John Wilkinson

150. Max Seeburg

150. Max Seeburg

1907/08

147      Arthur Dixon
148      Willie McNair *
149      James Pass *
150      Max Seeburg
151      Gordon Manning
152      James Gray
153      Bert Middlemiss
154      Alfred Cousins
155      George Payne
156      Brewster
157      Ernie Coquet
158      Billy Minter *
159      Charlie Woodruff *

165. Joe Brough

165. Joe Brough

1908/09

160      Bob Hewitson
161      Doug MacFarlane
162      Bobby Steel
163      Tom Leslie
164      James Morton
165      Joe Brough
166      Fred Boreham
167      Fred Massey
168      Fred Wilkes
169      Jack Curtis *

170. Walter Tull

170. Walter Tull

1909/10         

170      Walter Tull
171      Archie Lyle
172      Frank Bentley
173      David Brown
174      Frank Drabble
175      Ivor Brown
176      William Harris
177      John 'Tiny' Joyce
178      Bert Elkin
179      Percy Humphreys
180      Alex Steel
181      Jimmy Kennedy
182      Tommy Lunn
183      Ernie Newman
184      Arthur Kerry

187. Bob McTavish

187. Bob McTavish

1910/11

185      Ted Birnie
186      Albert Gosnell
187      Bob McTavish
188      Ed Bulling
189      Tom Collins
190      Charlie Rance
191      Ellis Crompton
192      John McTavish
193      Tom Forman *

200. Tom Mason

200. Tom Mason

1911/12

194      Alex Young *
195      Ed Lightfoot
196      Charlie Brittan
197      Fred Webster
198      Jimmy Elliott
199      Ernie Bowering
200      Tom Mason
201      Bert Bliss
202      Arthur Grimsdell
203      Walter Tattersall

207. Jimmy Cantrell

207. Jimmy Cantrell

1912/13

204      Chris Young
205      Gordon Jones
206      Findlay Weir
207      Jimmy Cantrell
208      Soloman Upton
209      John Tate
210      Fanny Walden

218. Tommy Clay

218. Tommy Clay

1913/14 

211      Jimmy Bauchop *
212      Arthur King
213      John Fleming
214      Bill Cartwright
215      Sid Crowl
216      William Oliver
217      George Gemmell
218      Tommy Clay
219      Harry Sparrow *
220      Jimmy Banks
221      George Bowler

225. Harry Lowe

225. Harry Lowe

1914/15  

222      Bill Jacques
223      John Pearson
224      John Eadon
225      Harry Lowe

232. Jimmy Dimmock

232. Jimmy Dimmock

1919/20  

226      Jimmy Chipperfield *
227      Alex Lindsay
228      Bert Smith
229      Hugh Lorimer
230      Charlie Wilson *
231      Bert Goodman
232      Jimmy Dimmock
233      Jimmy Skinner
234      Bob Brown
235      Jimmy Archibald
236      Billy Sage
237      Jimmy Seed
238      Sid Castle
239      Charlie Walters
240      Bob MacDonald

242. Alex Hunter

242. Alex Hunter

1920/21

241      Matt Forster
242      Alex Hunter
243      Andy Thompson

244. Tich Handley

244. Tich Handley

1921/22

244      Tich Handley
245      Herbert Blake

170. Walter
Tull

The first black outfield player in the Football League, Walter Tull was a trailblazer in English football. Playing in our first-ever matches in the Football League, he later enlisted in the British Army as the Great War engulfed the continent. In the conflict, he became the first British-born black combat officer in the British Army, fought twice at the Somme, before he sadly lost his life in 'no-man's land' on 25 March, 1918.

248. Buchanan Sharp

248. Buchanan Sharp

1922/23

246      Sammy Brooks
247      Jimmy Ross
248      Buchanan Sharp
249      Fred Barnett
250      Geordie Maddison
251      Frank Hartley

255. Frank Osborne

255. Frank Osborne

1923/24

252      Jack Elkes
253      Sid Whit
254      Cecil Poynton
255      Frank Osborne
256      Harry Hargreaves

258. Bill Lane

258. Bill Lane

1924/25

257      Fred Hinton
258      Bill Lane
259      Harry Skitt

261. Jimmy Smith

261. Jimmy Smith

1925/26

260      Bill Kaine
261      Jimmy Smith
262      John Britton
263      Bill Bann
264      Tommy Roe

266. Taffy O'Callaghan

266. Taffy O'Callaghan

1926/27 

265      John Blair *
266      Taffy O’Callaghan
267      Arthur Sanders
268      Jock Richardson
269      Walter Bellamy
270      Joe Nicholls

274. Jimmy Townley

274. Jimmy Townley

1927/28

271      Albert Evans
272      Arthur Lowdell
273      Sid Helliwell
274      Jimmy Townley *
275      Cyril Spiers
276      Jimmy Armstrong
277      Percy Austin

287. Ted Harper

287. Ted Harper

1928/29

278      Tom Roberts *
279      Randolph Galloway *
280      Joe Scott *
281      Tommy Cable
282      Harry Wilding
283      Arthur Crompton *
284      Jimmy Smy
285      John Knight
286      Edwin Herod
287      Ted Harper *

289. Tom Meads

289. Tom Meads

1929/30

288      Billy Cook
289      Tom Meads
290      John Illingworth
291      Tom Evans
292      Willie Davies
293      Dick Rowley
294      Jack Reddish

298. George Hunt

298. George Hunt

1930/31

295      Bert Hodgkinson
296      Bert Lyons
297      Alf Messer
298      George Hunt
299      Les Howe
300      Wally Alsford
301      Jimmy Smailes *

306. Arthur Rowe

306. Arthur Rowe

1931/32

302      David Colquhoun
303      George Greenfield
304      John Moran
305      Jimmy Brain
306      Arthur Rowe
307      Allan Taylor
308      Willie Evans *
309      Bill Felton
310      Harry Marshall

315. Johnny Morrison

315. Johnny Morrison

1932/33

311      Bill Whatley
312      David Levene
313      Willie Hall
314      Jimmy McCormick
315      Johnny Morrison *
316      Joe Allen *

320. Alf Day

320. Alf Day

1933/34

317      Fred Channell
318      Len Bolan
319      Alan Hall
320     Alf Day
321      Foster Hedley

306. Arthur Rowe

Tottenham born and bred, Arthur Rowe was Spurs through and through. Having progressed through our youth ranks to become a first team player, Arthur helped us return to England's top flight in 1933. It was as our manager though where Rowe left his lasting legacy. Implementing his now famed 'push and run' tactic, he led us to the 1949/50 Second Division Championship in his first ever season before steering us to our first-ever top-flight title the very next season.

324. Fred Sargent

324. Fred Sargent

1934/35

322      Edgar King
323      George Goldsmith
324      Fred Sargent
325      Charlie Jones
326      Doug Hunt
327      Almer Hall *
328      James Fullwood
329      Archie Burgon
330      Ernie Phypers
331      Sam Bell
332      Andy Duncan
333      Percy Hooper

334. Vic Buckingham

334. Vic Buckingham

1935/36

334      Vic Buckingham
335      Bill Edrich
336      Ralph Ward
337      Frank Grice
338      Joe Meek
339      Albert Hall

340. Stan Alexander

340. Stan Alexander

1936/37

340      Stan Alexander
341      John Hall
342      George Ludford
343      Jim Blyth
344      Les Miller
345      Jimmy Brown
346      Bert Ringrose
347      Albert Page

349. Jack Gibbons

349. Jack Gibbons

1937/38

348      Isaac Spelman
349      Jack Gibbons *
350      Colin Lyman
351      Arthur Hitchins
352      George Jeffrey *

354. Bill Nicholson

354. Bill Nicholson

1938/39

353      Bert Sproston
354      Bill Nicholson
355      Freddie Cox *
356      Ron Burgess
357      Albert Tomkin

360. Les Medley

360. Les Medley

1945/46

358      Ronnie Dix
359      Archie Hughes
360      Les Medley
361      Roy White
362      Arthur Willis
363      Bill Adams

373. Eddie Baily

373. Eddie Baily

1946/47

364      Les Bennett
365      Ted Ditchburn
366     George Foreman *
367      George Skinner
368      Les Stevens
369     Charlie Whitchurch
370     Charlie Rundle *
371      Sid Tickridge
372      Johnny Woodward
373      Eddie Baily
374      Sonny Walters *
375      Harry Gilberg
376      Leon Joseph
377      Cyril Trailor
378      Ernie Jones

381. Johnny Jordan

381. Johnny Jordan

1947/48

379      Jack Chisholm
380      Len Duquemin *
381      Johnny Jordan *
382      Charlie Withers
383      Ken Flint

386. Harry Clarke

386. Harry Clarke

1948/49

384      Cyril Toulouse
385      Len Garwood
386      Harry Clarke

391. Tony Marchi

391. Tony Marchi

1949/50

387      Alf Ramsey
388      Bobby Cook
389      Jimmy Scarth
390      Billy Rees
391      Tony Marchi

394. Dennis Uphill

394. Dennis Uphill

1950/51

392      Peter Murphy *
393      Sid McClellan
394      Dennis Uphill
395      Colin Brittan
396      Alex Wright *

400. Ralph Wetton

400. Ralph Wetton

1951/52

397      Brian Farley
398      Derek King
399     Tommy Harmer
400     Ralph Wetton
401      Harry Robshaw
402      George Robb *
403      Chris Adams *

354. Bill Nicholson

To be forever known as 'Mr Tottenham', Bill Nicholson's contribution to our Club will surely never be surpassed. Arriving in 1936 as a teenage member of the groundstaff, Bill later became a player and was part of Arthur Rowe’s historic 1950/51 First Division title winning side. In 1958, he became our manager and, over a period of ‘glory, glory’ years, he led us to eight major honours, including the 1960/61 Double.

407. Mel Hopkins

407. Mel Hopkins

1952/53

404      Les Dicker
405      Alan Grubb
406      Vic Groves *
407      Mel Hopkins
408      Eddie Gibbins
409      Roy Hollis *
410      Alfie Stokes *
411      Johnny Brooks
412      Peter Baker

415. Ron Reynolds

415. Ron Reynolds

1953/54

413      George Hutchinson
414      Dave Dunmore
415      Ron Reynolds
416      Aled Owen

420. Danny Blanchflower

420. Danny Blanchflower

1954/55

417      Dickie Dowsett *
418      Alan Woods
419      Johnny Gavin
420      Danny Blanchflower
421      Terry Dyson
422      Ron Henry

426. Bobby Smith

426. Bobby Smith

1955/56

423      Ernie Walley
424      Maurice Norman
425      Micky Dulin
426      Bobby Smith
427      John Ryden *

428. Terry Medwin

428. Terry Medwin

1956/57

428      Terry Medwin *
429      Bob Wilkie

434. Cliff Jones

434. Cliff Jones

1957/58

430      Jim Iley
431      Tommy Bing
432      Johnnie Hills
433      Jeff Ireland
434      Cliff Jones
435      Eddie Clayton *

439. Dave Mackay

439. Dave Mackay

1958/59

436      John Hollowbread
437      Fred Sharpe *
438      Bill Dodge
439      Dave Mackay

441. John White

441. John White

1959/60

440      Bill Brown
441      John White *
442      Len Worley
443      Les Allen
444      John Smith

445. Frank Saul

445. Frank Saul

1960/61

445      Frank Saul
446      Ken Barton

448. Jimmy Greaves

448. Jimmy Greaves

1961/62

447      Jimmy Collins
448     Jimmy Greaves *

449. Ron Piper

449. Ron Piper

1962/63

449      Ron Piper

450. Phil Beal

450. Phil Beal

1963/64

450      Phil Beal
451      Derek Possee *
452      Laurie Brown
453      Alan Mullery
454      Jimmy Robertson

420. Danny Blanchflower

Danny Blanchflower left an indelible mark on the Club in a trophy-laden decade in north London. One of the finest players to ever pull on our Lilywhite shirt, the Northern Irishman was the inspirational captain behind our iconic 1960/61 Double-winning side, while also leading us to another FA Cup in 1962 and the UEFA Cup Winners’ Cup the next season.

455. Pat Jennings

455. Pat Jennings

1964/65

455      Pat Jennings
456      Cyril Knowles
457      Roy Low
458      Alan Gilzean
459      Keith Weller

461. Neil Johnson

461. Neil Johnson

1965/66

460      Steve Pitt
461      Neil Johnson
462      John Collins
463      Roger Hoy
464      Joe Kinnear
465      Terry Venables

466. Mike England

466. Mike England

1966/67

466      Mike England
467      Roy Brown
468      Dennis Bond

469. Martin Chivers

469. Martin Chivers

1967/68

469      Martin Chivers *
470      Tony Want

476. John Pratt

476. John Pratt

1968/69

471      Peter Collins
472      Jimmy Pearce
473      David Jenkins
474      Roger Morgan
475      Ray Evans
476      John Pratt

477. Steve Perryman

477. Steve Perryman

1969/70

477      Steve Perryman
478      Roy Woolcott
479      Ken Hancock
480      Martin Peters *
481      Terry Naylor

482. Jimmy Neighbour

482. Jimmy Neighbour

1970/71

482      Jimmy Neighbour

483. Ralph Coates

483. Ralph Coates

1971/72

483      Ralph Coates
484      Graeme Souness
485      Phil Holder *
486      Barry Daines

488. Ray Clarke

488. Ray Clarke

1972/73

487      Mike Dillon
488      Ray Clarke

490. Neil McNab

490. Neil McNab

1973/74

489      Chris McGrath
490      Neil McNab
491      Terry Lee
492      Keith Osgood

495. John Duncan

495. John Duncan

1974/75

493      Chris Jones
494      Alfie Conn
495      John Duncan
496      Don McAllister

498. Glenn Hoddle

498. Glenn Hoddle

1975/76

497      Ian Smith
498      Glenn Hoddle
499      Willie Young
500      Steve Walford
501      Micky Stead
502      Martin Robinson
503      Noel Brotherston

477. Steve Perryman

Our all-time record-appearance maker, Steve Perryman is one of the most decorated and respected players to ever wear the Lilywhite shirt. Playing an unmatched 854 games for us, ‘Stevie P’ captained us for 11 years and went on to win six major honours in north London.

506. Peter Taylor

506. Peter Taylor

1976/77

504      Gerry Armstrong
505      Ian Moores *
506      Peter Taylor *
507      Andy Keeley
508      John Gorman
509      Jimmy Holmes

510. Colin Lee

510. Colin Lee

1977/78

510      Colin Lee *

511. Ossie Ardiles

511. Ossie Ardiles

1978/79

511      Ossie Ardiles
512      John Lacy
513      Ricky Villa *
514      Mark Kendall
515      Milija Aleksic
516      Stuart Beavon
517      Tony Galvin
518      Paul Miller
519      Mark Falco *
520     Gordon Smith

522. Chris Hughton

522. Chris Hughton

1979/80

521      Terry Yorath
522      Chris Hughton
523      Peter Southey
524      Terry Gibson
525      Mike Hazard

527. Garth Crooks

527. Garth Crooks

1980/81

526      Steve Archibald
527      Garth Crooks *
528      Graham Roberts
529      Garry Brooke
530      Gary O’Reilly
531      Georgio Mazzon

532. Ray Clemence

532. Ray Clemence

1981/82

532      Ray Clemence
533      Paul Price
534      Pat Corbett *
535      Ally Dick
536      Ian Crook
537      Tony Parks

538. Gary Mabbutt

538. Gary Mabbutt

1982/83

538      Gary Mabbutt *
539      Simon Webster
540      Alan Brazil

542. Danny Thomas

542. Danny Thomas

1983/84

541      Gary Stevens
542      Danny Thomas
543      Mark Bowen
544      Richard Cooke *
545      Allan Cockram
546      Ian Culverhouse
547      Robert Brace

548. Clive Allen

548. Clive Allen

1984/85

548      Clive Allen *
549      John Chiedozie *
550      David Leworthy

552. Chris Waddle

552. Chris Waddle

1985/86

551      Paul Allen *
552      Chris Waddle *
553      David Howells *

562. Vinny Samways

562. Vinny Samways

1986/87

554      Richard Gough
555      Mitchell Thomas
556      Shaun Close *
557      Nico Claesen
558      John Polston
559      Steve Hodge *
560      Neil Ruddock
561      Tim O’Shea
562      Vinny Samways
563      Phil Gray
564      John Moncur
565      Paul Moran
566      Mark Stimson

567. Chris Fairclough

567. Chris Fairclough

1987/88

567      Chris Fairclough
568      Johnny Metgod
569      Brian Statham
570      Terry Fenwick
571 Bobby Mimms
572      Paul Walsh

538. Gary Mabbutt

Steadfast, commanding and one of our greatest servants, Gary Mabbutt was the model professional and captain in Lilywhite. Spending an incredible 16 years in N17 as a player, ‘Mabbsy’ was a UEFA Cup winner in 1984 before he captained us to our latest FA Cup triumph in 1991, while his 611 games for the Club is only second to that of Steve Perryman.

573. Paul Gascoigne

573. Paul Gascoigne

1988/89

573      Paul Gascoigne
574      Paul Stewart
575      Guy Butters
576      Mark Robson
577      Gudni Bergsson
578      Erik Thorstvedt
579      Nayim

581. Steve Sedgley

581. Steve Sedgley

1989/90

580     Gary Lineker
581      Steve Sedgley
582      Pat van den Hauwe
583      Andy Polston

584. Justin Edinburgh

584. Justin Edinburgh

1990/91

584      Justin Edinburgh
585      Kevin Dearden
586      David Tuttle
587      Ian Hendon
588      John Hendry *
589      Ian Walker
590      Peter Garland

591. Gordon Durie

591. Gordon Durie

1991/92

591      Gordon Durie *
592      Scott Houghton
593      Andy Gray
594      Jason Cundy
595      Jeff Minton *

599. Teddy Sheringham

599. Teddy Sheringham

1992/93

596      Darren Anderton
597      Andy Turner
598      Dean Austin
599      Teddy Sheringham
600      Kevin Watson *
601      Nick Barmby
602      Sol Campbell *
603      Stuart Nethercott
604      Danny Hill
605      Lee Hodges
606      David McDonald

610. Stephen Carr

610. Stephen Carr

1993/94

607      Colin Calderwood
608     Jason Dozzell
609     Darren Caskey
610      Stephen Carr
611      David Kerslake
612      Steve Robinson
613      Paul Mahorn
614      Ronny Rosenthal *
615      Kevin Scott

617. Jurgen Klinsmann

617. Jurgen Klinsmann

1994/95

616      Ilie Dumitrescu
617      Jurgen Klinsmann *
618      Gica Popescu
619      Gerry McMahon

621. Clive Wilson

621. Clive Wilson

1995/96

620      Chris Armstrong
621      Clive Wilson
622      Steve Slade
623      Ruel Fox
624      Andy Sinton

627. Steffen Iversen

627. Steffen Iversen

1996/97

625      Allan Nielsen
626      Rory Allen
627      Steffen Iversen
628      John Scales
629      Neale Fenn
630      Ramon Vega
631      Paul McVeigh
632      Espen Baardsen
633      Jamie Clapham

635. Les Ferdinand

635. Les Ferdinand

1997/98

634      Stephen Clemence
635      Les Ferdinand
636      David Ginola
637      Jose Dominguez
638      Garry Brady
639      Nicola Berti
640      Moussa Saib

649. Ledley King

649. Ledley King

1998/99

641      Paolo Tramezzani
642      Mark Gower
643      Hans Segers
644      Luke Young
645      Steffen Freund
646      Mauricio Taricco
647      Tim Sherwood
648      Roger Nilsen
649      Ledley King

657. Gary Doherty

657. Gary Doherty

1999/00

650      Chris Perry
651      Oyvind Leonhardsen
652      John Piercy
653      Willem Korsten
654      Simon Davies
655      Matthew Etherington
656      Dave McEwen
657      Gary Doherty

649. Ledley King

A modern-day legend, Ledley King is one of the greatest defenders to wear the Lilywhite shirt. A product of our youth system, ‘The King’ quickly progressed into our first team and went on to become captain. He led us to our latest major honour – the 2008 League Cup – and to Champions League qualification for the first time in 2010.

663. Anthony Gardner

663. Anthony Gardner

2000/01

658      Sergei Rebrov
659      Neil Sullivan
660      Ben Thatcher
661      Alton Thelwell
662      Andy Booth
663      Anthony Gardner

666. Christian Ziege

666. Christian Ziege

2001/02

664      Goran Bunjevcevic
665      Gus Poyet
666      Christian Ziege
667      Kasey Keller
668      Dean Richards *

672. Robbie Keane

672. Robbie Keane

2002/03

669     Jamie Redknapp
670      Milenko Acimovic
671      Jonathan Blondel
672      Robbie Keane
673      Jamie Slabber
674      Kazuyuki Toda

686. Jermain Defoe

686. Jermain Defoe

2003/04

675      Helder Postiga
676      Rohan Ricketts
677      Bobby Zamora
678      Dean Marney
679      Frederic Kanoute *
680      Stephan Dalmat
681      Paul Konchesky
682      Mbulelo Mabizela *
683      Johnnie Jackson
684      Stephen Kelly
685      Michael Brown
686      Jermain Defoe *
687      Mark Yeates

692. Noureddine Naybet

692. Noureddine Naybet

2004/05

688      Sean Davis
689      Erik Edman
690      Phil Ifil
691      Pedro Mendes
692      Noureddine Naybet
693      Paul Robinson
694      Thimothee Atouba
695      Noe Pamarot
696      Reto Ziegler
697      Michael Carrick
698      Calum Davenport
699      Mido *
700      Andy Reid
701      Michael Dawson
702      Radek Cerny

705. Teemu Tainio

705. Teemu Tainio

2005/06

703      Wayne Routledge
704      Paul Stalteri
705      Teemu Tainio
706      Edgar Davids
707      Aaron Lennon
708      Jermaine Jenas
709      Young-Pyo Lee
710      Gregorz Rasiak
711      Tom Huddlestone
712      Danny Murphy
713      Lee Barnard

715. Dimitar Berbatov

715. Dimitar Berbatov

2006/07

714      Benoit Assou-Ekotto
715      Dimitar Berbatov
716      Didier Zokora
717      Pascal Chimbonda
718      Hossam Ghaly
719      Andy Barcham
720      Dorian Dervite
721      Steed Malbranque
722      Ricardo Rocha
723      Adel Taarabt

726. Gareth Bale

726. Gareth Bale

2007/08

724      Younes Kaboul
725      Darren Bent
726      Gareth Bale
727      Kevin Prince Boateng
728      Jamie O’Hara
729      Chris Gunter
730      Jonathan Woodgate
731      Alan Hutton
732      Gilberto

736. Luka Modric

736. Luka Modric

2008/09

733      David Bentley
734      Giovani Dos Santos
735      Heurelho Gomes
736      Luka Modric
737      Vedran Corluka
738      Roman Pavlyuchenko
739      Fraizer Campbell
740      John Bostock
741      Cesar Sanchez
742      Jon Obika
743      Ryan Mason
744      Ben Alnwick
745      Carlo Cudicini
746      Wilson Palacios
747      Dean Parrett

756. Kyle Walker

756. Kyle Walker

2009/10

748      Sebastien Bassong *
749      Peter Crouch
750      Kyle Naughton
751      Danny Rose
752      David Button
753      Niko Kranjcar
754      Eidur Gudjohnsen
755      Jake Livermore
756      Kyle Walker

761. Sandro

761. Sandro

2010/11

757      William Gallas
758      Rafael Van der Vaart
759      Steven Caulker
760      Stipe Pletikosa
761      Sandro
762      Andros Townsend *
763      Steven Pienaar

767. Harry Kane

767. Harry Kane

2011/12

764      Brad Friedel
765      Tom Carroll
766      Ryan Fredericks
767      Harry Kane
768      Jake Nicholson
769      Emmanuel Adebayor *
770      Scott Parker
771      Yago Falque
772      Massimo Luongo
773      Cameron Lancaster
774      Louis Saha
775      Ryan Nelsen
776      Adam Smith

767. Harry Kane

Our greatest-ever goalscorer, Harry Kane became one of the world’s best players in his time in north London. An Academy graduate, Harry enjoyed quite the journey with us and went on to take Jimmy Greaves’ all-time goalscoring record (266) for the Club in his final season in N17, scoring a staggering 280 goals in Lilywhite.

779. Mousa Dembele

779. Mousa Dembele

2012/13

777      Gylfi Sigurdsson
778      Jan Vertonghen
779      Mousa Dembele *
780      Clint Dempsey
781      Hugo Lloris
782      Lewis Holtby

789. Christian Eriksen

789. Christian Eriksen

2013/14

783      Nacer Chadli
784      Paulinho
785      Roberto Soldado *
786      Etienne Capoue
787      Zeki Fryers
788      Erik Lamela
789      Christian Eriksen
790      Vlad Chiriches
791      Shaq Coulthirst
792      Nabil Bentaleb
793      Milos Veljkovic
794      Alex Pritchard

795. Eric Dier

795. Eric Dier

2014/15

795      Eric Dier *
796      Ben Davies
797      Benjamin Stambouli
798      Federico Fazio
799      Michel Vorm
800      Harry Winks
801      Josh Onomah
802      Deandre Yedlin

805. Heung-Min Son

805. Heung-Min Son

2015/16

803      Toby Alderweireld
804      Dele Alli
805      Heung-Min Son
806      Kieran Trippier
807      Kevin Wimmer
808      Clinton N’jie

809. Victor Wanyama

809. Victor Wanyama

2016/17

809     Victor Wanyama
810      Vincent Janssen
811      Moussa Sissoko
812      Cameron Carter-Vickers
813      Georges-Kevin Nkoudou
814      Marcus Edwards
815      Anton Walkes
816      Shayon Harrison
817      Filip Lesniak

827. Lucas Moura

827. Lucas Moura

2017/18

818      Kyle Walker-Peters
819      Davinson Sanchez
820      Serge Aurier
821      Fernando Llorente
822      Juan Foyth
823      Tashan Oakley-Boothe
824      Anthony Georgiou
825      Paulo Gazzaniga
826      Kazaiah Sterling
827      Lucas Moura

829. Oliver Skipp

829. Oliver Skipp

2018/19

828      Luke Amos
829      Oliver Skipp
830      George Marsh
831      Timothy Eyoma

833. Giovani Lo Celso

833. Giovani Lo Celso

2019/20

832      Tanguy Ndombele *
833      Giovani Lo Celso
834      Troy Parrott
835      Japhet Tanganga
836      Ryan Sessegnon
837      Gedson Fernandes
838      Steven Bergwijn *
839      Malachi Fagan-Walcott

841. Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg

841. Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg

2020/21

840      Matt Doherty
841      Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg
842      Joe Hart
843      Sergio Reguilon
844      Carlos Vinicius
845      Jack Clarke
846      Joe Rodon
847      Alfie Whiteman
848      Harvey White
849      Dane Scarlett
850      Alfie Devine *
851      Marcel Lavinier
852      Nile John

853. Cristian Romero

853. Cristian Romero

2021/22

853      Cristian Romero
854      Bryan Gil
855      Pierluigi Gollini
856      J'Neil Bennett
857      Maksim Paskotsi
858      Emerson Royal
859      Dilan Markanday
860      Dejan Kulusevski
861      Rodrigo Bentancur

864. Yves Bissouma

864. Yves Bissouma

2022/23

862      Ivan Perisic
863      Clement Lenglet
864      Yves Bissouma
865      Richarlison
866      Djed Spence
867      Fraser Forster
868      Pape Matar Sarr
869      Arnaut Danjuma *
870      Pedro Porro
871      Matthew Craig
872      George Abbott

873. James Maddison

873. James Maddison

2023/24

873      James Maddison
874      Destiny Udogie
875      Micky van de Ven
876      Guglielmo Vicario
877      Manor Solomon
878      Brennan Johnson
879      Alejo Veliz
880      Jamie Donley
881      Timo Werner
882      Radu Dragusin
883      Mikey Moore

805. Heung-Min Son

A star of the world’s game whose standing only continues to rise, Heung-Min Son has become a Spurs legend. Asia’s greatest ever footballing export, Sonny has won the hearts of the footballing world during his time in north London so far and, now our captain, continues to do so with more chapters of his Spurs story still to be written.

884. Dominic Solanke

884. Dominic Solanke

2024/25

884      Dominic Solanke
885      Lucas Bergvall
886      Archie Gray
887      Wilson Odobert
888      Will Lankshear
889      Alfie Dorrington
890      Brandon Austin
891      Antonin Kinsky
892      Callum Olusesi
893      Damola Ajayi *
894      Kevin Danso
895      Mathys Tel