Liverpool, Man United, Chelsea, Tottenham: Who is the tallest Premier League side? | OneFootball

Spurs were in a bad situation when the Italian manager joined the club in the 2021/22 season.

But he was able to transform their fortunes and guide them to a top four spot and Champions League qualification.

Conte likes his teams to be physical and that’s exactly what he has implemented at Tottenham.

Conte has made nine signings since joining the club.

And none of the players he has bought in is shorter than 6 feet tall. The shortest is Yves Bissouma, who stands at 6 foot 0 inches, while the tallest is Frazer Forster, who is 6 foot 7.

And, thanks to Conte’s additions, Tottenham now have the tallest squad in the Premier League.

View the average height of every Premier League side’s squad below…

Brighton & Hove Albion – 181cm

Chelsea – 181cm

Southampton – 181cm

Wolverhampton Wanderers – 181cm

Arsenal – 182cm

Aston Villa – 182cm

Brentford – 182cm

Fulham – 182cm

Liverpool – 182cm

Manchester United – 182cm

Manchester City – 182cm

Nottingham Forest – 182cm

AFC Bournemouth – 183cm

Crystal Palace – 183cm

Leeds United – 183cm

Leicester City – 183cm

West Ham United – 183cm

Everton – 184cm

Newcastle United – 184cm

Tottenham Hotspur – 185cm

Spurs now have the tallest squad in the Premier League, followed by Newcastle and Everton.

While at the other end of the spectrum, Brighton, Chelsea, Southampton and Wolves have the smallest squads in England’s top tier.

Liverpool, Man City and Man United’s squads have an average height of 182cm.

Of course, how tall or small a squad is isn’t of paramount importance, as shown by Liverpool and Man City, who are in the bottom 10 for squad heights but are the two best sides in England at the moment.

But the data still makes for interesting reading and shows Conte is attempting to build a squad of giants at Spurs.

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