Tottenham have historically been one of the biggest teams in London, and this is well reflected in the number of famous fans of the Premier League giants.
Headquartered in one of the world’s most famous cities and a record-breaking record over the years putting Tottenham on a pedestal, Spur is making strides to become one of the world’s best supporting clubs, particularly with its new £1 billion state-of-the-art stadiums.
However, it is not just the common people who have taken over Spurs, with some of the biggest names in the world of sports, music and film also being huge Spurs fans, and here, we take a look at just five celebrities who proudly support the North London side.
Adele
Arguably the most famous celebrity on this list, Adele has not revealed any secrets about her love for Tottenham over the years, with the record-breaking 33-year-old artist born in the Tottenham area and a fan since childhood.
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Majd Muscat. 💙
Congratulations on the new album, Tweet embed! 🎉 pic.twitter.com/kKW0dWGJfY
– Tottenham Hotspur (@SpursOfficial) November 19 2021
Appearing several times on Tottenham’s social media channels and posting pictures on her Instagram of scarves posing with Adele on tour, having the Hello and Rolling In The Deep singer as a fan is something that Spurs can be proud of given her place in the world of pop culture.
Tom Holland
Tom Holland made waves last December when it was revealed that the Spider-Man actor was a Spurs fan, something that sent some parts of social media into euphoria while the news ruined others.
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Tom Holland confirms that this was Kylian Mbappe’s reaction to his request to join Tottenham Hotspur. pic.twitter.com/N1Tz8wvGZf
– Get French Football News (GFFN) December 13, 2021
Tweeting regularly about Tottenham and even asking Kylian Mbappe to join them this summer, the Marvel star hasn’t been afraid to flaunt his love for the club since the news last year that his girlfriend Zendaya also joined the actor at a recent Tottenham game as the pair met Hung Min Soon.
Michael McIntyre
Comedians and football go hand in hand, and one of the UK’s biggest names on the scene, Michael McIntyre, has been seen several times attending Spurs matches, with the artist even using Spurs as a springboard for some of his work.
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Comedian and Tottenham fan Michael McIntyre (Tweet embedSneaked into the official Spurs team photo this week. #THFC pic.twitter.com/PGOy97QT9E
– TalkingTHFC (TalkingTHFC) September 18, 2014
A prominent name on British television and a comedian who is considered one of the best actors in recent years, McIntyre’s humorous style is well suited to Spurs’ success in recent years, with the North London club largely being a great source of entertainment for those not supportive of Spurs.
Steve Nash
One of the biggest names in NBA history and current coach of the Brooklyn Nets, Steve Nash has been a staunch advocate of the growth of soccer (football for those who read across the pond) in America, often making South Africa his love of Tottenham known in the United States.
With a father who was born in the Tottenham area, Nash is a staunch Spurs fan as in the world of famous football fans the 48-year-old has even expressed his desire to own a stake in the club, something many players do. North London loyalists will be delighted with Daniel Levy’s ownership of the Premier League side.
Emma Radukano
The latest addition to the Spurs fan group, tennis sensation Emma Radocano was recently photographed in a Spurs shirt during training, a photo that has sparked intense reactions on social media.
As one of the world’s most famous athletes and a brilliant future in British sports, Raducanu’s loyalty to Tottenham will be so well received by fans that the teenage tennis player has arguably become one of the biggest names in the sport based on recent tournament performances.
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