Tottenham Hotspur have confirmed that midfielder Rodrigo Bentancur has signed a new long-term contract, extending his stay in North London beyond his previous deal, which was due to expire in June 2026.
The Uruguayan international, who joined Spurs from Juventus in 2022, has become a key figure in the club’s midfield with his composure, vision, and defensive work rate.
Despite injury setbacks last season, Bentancur remains highly valued by new manager Thomas Frank, who views him as central to Tottenham’s long-term project.
“I feel really good and I’m very happy to continue my story with this fantastic club,” Bentancur said moments after extending his contract with the London club.
By securing Bentancur’s future, Tottenham have reinforced their commitment to keeping core players at the heart of the club’s ambitious new project under its owners.
The new deal is seen as a strong signal of the Spurs’ intent to retain their core players, with the 27-year-old expected to play a pivotal role as the club targets a strong performance in the Champions League and more silverware in the new season.
