Tottenham Hotspur 20/21 Premier League Odds

Tottenham Hotspur ended the 19/20 season particularly strong.

They registered 5 wins from their final 8 Premier League games, losing just once along the way. Such a run of form saw them secure Europa League football for the upcoming campaign, an achievement that was widely celebrated by Jose Mourinho and his staff on the final day of the season.

It may not be high up on the manager's long-list of credentials, but given the context, it was an indication that progression was finally being made under Jose's watch.

How will his team fare under his first-full season at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium though? As ever, with the Special One, we'll be watching on with the popcorn at the ready. Take a read below of some 20/21 Spurs odds and how the bookmakers fancy their chances next season.

Breaking into the top four will no doubt be the aim for Tottenham next season, but not too much expectation will be placed on their shoulders.

Manchester United and Chelsea are the short favourites to once again occupy the two spaces behind Liverpool and Manchester City, with both clubs sharing a 1/2 price tag to do so.

The Blues have heavily invested this summer, whilst Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's rebuild has started to take serious shape. Seven points separated Spurs and the duo last season, but both Chelsea and United will be setting their sights on hitting 70+ points, at a minimum.

Tottenham have brought in a coup signing in Matt Doherty, but they will need to further invest to narrow that gap. The bookmakers have Spurs at 7/2 to finish in the top four next season, with Arsenal being granted shorter odds at 11/4.

Mourinho's men are the largest price out of the 'orthodox top six', but the manager will likely relish such an underdog tag.

When discussing Spurs and goals, there's nowhere else to start other than Harry Kane - the striker and finding the back of the net have become synonymous over the past six years.

The Englishman has been made the joint-favourite to win the PL golden boot at 6/1, tied with Mohammed Salah. If fit, there can be no denying Kane's chances.

He has registered 17+ goals in each of his last six league seasons, despite only playing 30+ games on four occasions. Inevitably, he is only a short 10/11 to score 20+ during the next campaign. Every time he has played over 30 times, this landmark has been reached.

From 2015-2018, the 27-year-old scored 25+ in three consecutive seasons, and SkyBet have him down at 5/1 to once again reach this mark. Kane registered 30 goals during the 17/18 season, and he is a rather generous 22/1 to replicate his best-ever goalscoring campaign.

Another player that never seems to fail to hit that double-digit mark is Son Heung-min, who has done so now over the past four seasons. The forward is 9/4 to hit a career best in North London and score 15+ but also 22/1 to got even better, and finally hit the 20 mark.

The sack race has become a popular betting market in recent years.

Given the hectic nature of the Premier League and what is at stake, decision making can often be hasty, leading onto quick and brash dismissals.

SkyBet are offering prices on the first PL manager to be sacked, with Jose being given odds of 14/1. This makes him one of the larger prices, with the market favourites being from those clubs at the bottom end of the table.

Out of the top six though, he is being favoured to be the first to leave. Mourinho's last two dismissals have come in December, so many may fancy his big price. Just how patient will Daniel Levy be, as Jose was brought in to deliver instant success.