While Tottenham continue to wait for their first trophy 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 12 players to have left Tottenham since January 2014 and gone on to win silverware in one of Europe’s top-flight leagues. Note: we’ve only included players who made first-team appearances for Spurs.
Kyle Walker
Walker was already one of the finest defenders in the Premier League at Tottenham, but he’s progressed to another level since leaving White Hart Lane.
Signed during one of Pep Guardiola’s full-back trolley dashes in 2017, he instantly saw success as Manchester City enjoyed their ‘Centurion’ season.
Another three Premier League titles have followed, and he’s also picked up seven domestic cups at the Etihad, including the 2021 League Cup after beating his former side in the final at Wembley.
Paulinho
After failing to live up to expectations at Tottenham, Paulinho was shipped off to Chinese Super League side Guangzhou Evergrande in 2015.
He impressed in China, but plenty of eyebrows were raised when Spanish giants Barcelona signed the midfielder in a £36.4million deal in 2017.
Despite struggling to perform keepy-uppies at his unveiling, the Paulinho silenced his critics and won the domestic double during his single season at Camp Nou.
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Stambouli failed to make an impression at Tottenham and was sold, somehow at a profit, to PSG after just one season.
The former Marseille midfielder only lasted a season there too before joining Bundesliga side Schalke in the summer of 2016.
He did at least win the Ligue 1 title, the Coupe de France, the Coupe de la Ligue and two Trophees des Champions during his time in Paris, averaging a trophy every eight appearances for PSG.
Christian Eriksen
Having spent six-and-a-half trophyless years at Tottenham, Eriksen sought a new challenge away from the club and joined Inter Milan in January 2020.
“There’s a big chance of winning a trophy here or a bigger chance than where I was of course,” Eriksen told Sky in Italy after completing his move to Inter.
He played his role in Inter ending Juventus’ nine-year stranglehold on the Serie A title….
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