New Premier League rules will impact Tottenham’s half-time preperations

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The Premier League is set for a shake-up, with new broadcast rules coming into effect for Tottenham and co ahead of the 2025/26 season.

Of course, after their horrendous 2024/25 domestic campaign, Tottenham Hotspur would be hoping for a much-improved Premier League 2025/26 season.

Thomas Frank has been charged with the responsibility to lead the club into a new era, following the sacking of Ange Postecoglou, after the Australian led Spurs to a 17th-place finish last season.

A respectable finish in the League would be expected from Frank and the five members of his backroom staff who made a switch with him, as they would also have to juggle Champions League football as well.

Premier League brings in new interview rules ahead of 2025/26 season

Ahead of the new season, a few new rules are now being introduced to the Premier League for sides in the competition.

It has now been revealed that half-time interviews with players or a coach will be part of the new English top-flight season.

Not only that, but interviews for players who are subbed off and dressing room broadcasts will also be introduced to the Premier League during the 2025/26 season, as the League aims to take fans through the happenings behind the scenes.

It is also claimed that the half-time interview can be with an assistant manager, and that clubs will have to choose one of the options listed above, every week.

BREAKING: Understand the following is set to be introduced by the Premier League are set to introduce the following next season – rules set for all PL clubs.

– Half-time interview with player or coach

– Interviews for players who are subbed off

– Dressing room broadcasts…

— Sam C (@SamC_reports) October 11, 2024

Tottenham prepare for Burnley opener in Premier League 2025/26

The fixture list for the 2025/26 season has since been revealed, and for Tottenham, their league season begins on 16 August 2025.

Spurs’ first clash is a home fixture at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, with newly promoted Burnley set to visit, a side Tottenham have a good record against, having won 12 of the last 18 matches against the Clarets.

Tottenham will be hoping to get off to a fine start when they meet Burnley in matchday one, as Thomas Frank and co aim to get the fans of the Lilywhites on their side.