Tottenham: 15 players to win a major trophy after leaving Spurs since 2014
since 2008, several of their former players have found success elsewhere.
Over 100 trophies have been won by former Spurs players over the last 15 years, with Luka Modric and Gareth Bale responsible for 37 of those.
We’ve taken a look at the 15 players to have left Tottenham since January 2014 and gone on to win silverware in one of Europe’s top-flight leagues. Note: we’mer side in the final at Wembley. Last srmanent deal.
The 38-year-old finally got his hands on a league title in 2021, scoring four goals in 15 appearances as Steven Gerrard’s side won the Scottish Premiership.
“I have dedicated my whoarch 2021. “I always knew it would happen at some point in my career and that is the thing that has kept me going to be honest.
“People always say what has kept you going and how do you stay motivated and it is for moments like this.”
Kieran Trippier
Trippier made over 100 appearances for Spurs during his four-year stint with the club, but he was seeking a new challenge in 2019 and ended up at Atletico Madrid.
The full-back starred in the 2020-21 La Liga winning campaign as Atletico overcame Barcelona and Real Madrid to the title. Trippier is now be looking to add to his trophy collection with Newcastle, though they missed out on the League Cup last term.
Juan Foyth
The Argentine defender never really settled into life in North London as he made just 32 appearances across his three seasons with the club. He has found his new home in Villarreal now though where he is loving life.
Foyth won the 2020-21 Europa League with the Spanish side as they beat Manchester United in the final on penalties.
Etienne Capoue
The French midfielder was also part of the Villarreal squad who won the 2020-21 Europa League. Capoue made a total of 36 appearances for Spurs during his two-year stint.
Vincent Janssen
Janssen’s time in North London was less than memorable as he scored just two league goals throughout his entire stint with the club.
However, he did manage to rekindle his goalscoring touch in Mexico as he helped Monterrey to a league and cup double in 2019-20. He also lifted the CONCACAF Champions League with them in 2021. He still missed a few sitters though.
Carlos Vinicius
The Brazilian forward scored 10 goals for Spurs during his loan spell in 2020–21, but he ultimately left the club trophyless.
It didn’t take him long to get his hands on some silverware though as he won the KNVB Cup with PSV in his next season before returning to the Premier League with Fulham.
Erik Lamela
“This is amazing. It’s amazing. I can’t ask for more. This feeling is unbelievable and we’re going to enjoy a lot,” the Argentinian told BT Sport after Sevilla beat Jose Mourinho’s Roma to win a record-extending seventh Europa League title last season.
“Not easy game to play. We were not feeling in our best day. They played this game. They defend well. [It] was difficult to find the spaces and create the situations.”
Lamela was brought on at half-time as the La Liga side came back from a goal behind to draw 1-1, and he then dispatched his spot-kick successfully in their penalty shootout victory.
He left Spurs for Sevilla back in 2021, used as a makeweight (plus an additional £21million) for Bryan Gil moving in the opposite direction – Gil also picked up a Europa League winners’ medal after arriving back at the Ramon Sanchez Pizjuan on loan. Ouch.
Toby Alderweireld
The defender produced a moment of absolute ridiculousness to deliver the title for his hometown club.
Lucas Moura
The Brazilian winger played a peripheral role at best in his final season with Tottenham but appears to have rekindled his career back with his boyhood club Sao Paulo.
Moura signed a contract until the end of the year. He’s only been there four months, scoring three goals in nine appearances, but got his hands on silverware by featuring in both legs as Sao Paulo beat David Luiz’s Flamengo in the Copa do Brasil final.