We can spend hours debating which defenders will rack up the clean sheets or which striker will fire us to FPL glory. That's all part of the fun of Fantasy Premier League.
But there's one decision that stumps almost every manager before a ball has even been kicked: the team name. Do you offer comedic value to the private league? Or do you proudly wear your club colours? Well, Spurs fans, the good news is you don't have to choose, you can do both.
To help narrow down your options, we've put together a selection of the best Spurs-inspired FPL team names, drawing inspiration from current players, club legends and Tottenham itself. There is something for everyone, even the older Spurs fans who remember the likes of Jimmy Greaves, Harry Kane or Sol Campbell.
The best FPL team names for Spurs fans in 2026
My favourites revolve around puns on Sandro Tonali and Djed Spence. The Ingrown Tonali is an FPL classic that will never get old among the fanbase, while Red Djed Redemption is another personal favourite that's become a regular feature in Reddit discussions. They're the perfect blend of terrible and brilliant, exactly what every good FPL team name should be.
Here are the best FPL team names for Tottenham fans:
- Ingrown Tonali
- Return of the Djedi
- Red Djed Redemption
- Better Call Solanke
- Nothing Else Madders
- MaddisonSquareGarden
- Los Porro Hermanos
- Can I Porro A Feeling
- Beg, Steal, or Porro
- Get What You DeZerbi
- Senesi & Sensibility
- Simons Says
- Udogie Style
- AbraDubravka
- What the Van Hecke?
- Return of the Djedi
- Lloris the HoundsÂ
- It’s Always Sonny
- Earth Wind and Dier
- Ctrl Alt Dele
- Sol'd OUT
- Greavesious bodily harm
- White Heart Kane
Fantasy Premier League is available to play now
Fantasy Premier League is LIVE, and with the start of a new season beckoning, fans are already beginning to ponder who they'll add to their team. Will it be Sandro Tonali for his midfield powerhouse, Jan Paul van Hecke for his defensive contributions, Andy Robertson for his assists down the left or another star in the team. The choices are yours.Â
Players, both new and old, are able to log in and build their initial squads. You have until the first game of the season (ideally) to re-enter or sign up to the platform to tinker with your stars and formation to start earning points and bragging to your mates.
Tottenham didn't exactly cover themselves in glory last season, so it's no surprise that most Spurs players come with bargain price tags in FPL. The club's highest-priced assets are Mohammed Kudus, James Maddison and Dejan Kulusevski at just £6.5m. Ironically, all three largely avoided the worst of Spurs' dreadful campaign thanks to injury, although only Madders made it back before the season ended and will be ready to hit the ground running.
With Roberto De Zerbi now at the helm, there is hope that goals will return to N17. Spurs' forwards are reasonably priced at £6.0m, with Dominic Solanke currently proving the most popular pick. If De Zerbi's attacking football takes hold, that fee could end up looking like a bargain.
It is in defence, where you will get the best value with World Cup stars Pedro Porro (5.5m) and Djed Spence (4.5m) coming out hot while Marcos Senesi (£6.0m), Jan Paul van Hecke (5.5m) and Micky van de Ven (5.0m) are also good options if you believe clean sheets will be a Spurs speciality this season.
There are more than enough choices, so who will you be picking in your squad with Spurs having a good season.
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