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Victor Wanyama is adamant Tottenham will win the Premier League title in May.
Former Tottenham Hotspur midfielder Victor Wanyama believes the North London outfit have what it takes to win the league title this season.
Ange Postecoglou's men shrugged off a mounting injury crisis to inflict Bournemouth's first defeat in eight games.
Fifth-placed Spurs are just three points off the top with the table tantalisingly poised heading into 2024.
"We're three points off the top so if that is the difference between having a great season and where we are, I'll take it," said Postecoglou.
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08:00 - 01.01.2024
FOOTBALL Victor Wanyama outlines conditions for Harambee Stars return
Wanyama announced his retirement from the team two years ago , with his last cap being a 2-1 loss to Comoros in 2020, but says his international career may yet not be over.
"When you're trying to build something you will undoubtedly come up against some challenges. I am seeing progress."
Now Wanyama seems to back Tottenham to continue gaining positive points and win the title in May.
“I think this season, Spurs, they have a good team and they can really do it because you can see alot of top teams are on the same level,” Wanyama said in a rapid Q and A section on Radio 47 Digital.
“They have a big chance to win the league,” Wanyama added.
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09:00 - 29.12.2023
FOOTBALL Victor Wanyama reveals why he snubbed Arsenal for Southampton
The former Harambee Stars captain has revealed why he snubbed Arsenal despite being offered a deal by Arsene Wenger’s side to join Southampton in 2013.
Asked who would outright become the title holder come the end of the season, Wanyama confidently remarked: “Tottenham Hotspurs.”
Wanyama was part of the team that finished second on 86 points, nine behind eventual winners Chelsea in the 2016/2017 season and also reached a Champions League final with the side in 2019.
Meanwhile, the former Kenyan international, who played for Celtic before joining Southampton in 2013, was known for scoring wonder goals, including an unforgettable strike against Liverpool in 2018.
He also did score more iconic goals, including one against Barcelona during their 1-0 win over the Catalans in a Champions League group stage encounter in 2012, and has now revealed why that goal was the best of his career.
“In my career, I would say the goal against Barcelona because it opened up a lot of opportunities for me.
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09:36 - 26.12.2023
FOOTBALL Wanyama sheds light on Alex Ferguson's interest to sign him at Manchester United
Victor Wanyama reveals how close he came to joining Manchester United during his time at Celtic in a pivotal 2012 encounter.
“A lot of teams wanted to come for me and it was the game that put my name on the world stage.”
The 32-year old expresses a regret that he was not able to help Tottenham win the Champions League at Liverpool’s expense in 2019
“Champions league, against Liverpool. I wish I’d have won it and gotten that medal.”
Wanyama has also revealed that he hated facing David Silva and Andres Iniesta, the two players he has said were the toughest opponents he ever faced.
“I think Iniesta and David Silva, but mostly Iniesta.”
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11:37 - 20.12.2023
FOOTBALL Wanyama reveals winning formula for Harambee Stars' 2026 World Cup qualification
Victor Wanyama offers hope for Kenya's 2026 FIFA World Cup qualification with his insights as the national team faces challenges.
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