IT has been 17 years since Tottenham got their hands on silverware.

And while serial winners Antonio Conte and Jose Mourinho have been unable to end the drought, a horrible trend has emerged of players leaving Spurs and winning trophies elsewhere.

Kieran Trippier picked up his second since moving on by helping Newcastle to Carabao Cup glory on Sunday.

The “curse” remains on Harry Kane, for now, but a whopping 44 others have shook off the “Spursy” jibe.

To make this list, a player must have gone trophyless at Spurs and lifted a cup since the last time the club did in 2008.

Winning something while on loan doesn’t count (sorry, Bryan Gil) and nor do international trophies (sorry, Giovani Lo Celso).

Only league titles, major domestic cups and continental competitions count – as it is only fair to ignore Spurs’ pre-season Audi Cup win in 2019.

Luka Modric 

Lifted four LaLiga titles and six Champions Leagues at Real Madrid.

Kyle Walker

Treble winner at Manchester City with six Prem crowns to his name.

Kieran Trippier

Added a Carabao Cup to his LaLiga with Atletico Madrid in 2021.

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Lucas Moura

Cult hero has won three trophies since going back to his boyhood club Sao Paulo in Brazil.

Toby Alderweireld

Spurs icon won the double with Royal Antwerp in 2023.

Jan Vertonghen

Alderweireld’s partner at the back came top of the league with Benfica in Portugal two years ago.

Christian Eriksen

Lifted the FA and Carabao Cups at Manchester United.

Davinson Sanchez

Helped Galatasaray to Super Lig glory last season.

Tanguy Ndombele

French midfielder was in the Galatasaray squad with Sanchez.

Carlos Vinicius

The third and final ex-Spurs man in that team.

Erik Lamela

Scored a penalty in the shootout as Sevilla won the 2023 Europa League final against Roma.

Etienne Capoue

Won the Europa League with Villarreal in 2021, beating Man Utd in the final.

Juan Foyth

Foyth was Capoue’s team-mate at the Spanish club.

Roman Pavlyuchenko

Striker returned to Russia after his spell in North London and won the cup with Lokomotiv Moscow.

Vedran Corluka 

Also went on to play for Lokomotiv Moscow, winning one league title and four major domestic cups.

Rafael van der Vaart

Had a brief spell at Danish outfit FC Midtjylland before retiring and won the Superliga in 2018.

Joe Hart 

Lifted seven trophies at Celtic.

Cameron Carter-Vickers 

Also tasted glory under Ange Postecoglou at Celtic.

DeAndre Yedlin 

Won the Championship with Newcastle in 2017 and the Leagues Cup alongside Lionel Messi at Inter Miami two years ago.

Paulinho

Flopped at Spurs but won trophies at Barcelona and with Guangzhou Evergrande in China.

Harry Winks

Earned promotion to the Premier League with Leicester last season, topping the Championship.

Georges-Kevin Nkoudou

Scored just once for Tottenham but did the Turkish double at Besiktas.

Fernando Llorente

Won the Coppa Italia at Napoli five years ago.

Vincent Janssen

League glory at Monterrey and Royal Antwerp in Mexico and Belgium respectively.

Paulo Gazzaniga

Won the Championship at Fulham.

Josh Onomah

Was part of Marco Silva’s title-winning team.

Benjamin Stambouli

Got his hands on the Ligue 1 title at PSG.

Kevin Prince-Boateng

Trophies added to his collection at AC Milan, Eintracht Frankfurt and Barcelona.

Clint Dempsey

Supporters’ Shield glory with the Seattle Sounders.

Steven Pienaar

Ended his career by winning the South African Cup.

Vlad Chiriches

Three-time league winner with Romanian outfit FCSB.

Pierluigi Gollini

Part of the squad that won the 22/23 Serie A with Napoli.

Adam Smith

Spurs academy graduate won the Championship with Bournemouth.

Zeki Fryers 

League Two glory at Swindon Town.

Fraizer Campbell

Lifted the Championship with Cardiff.

Jimmy Walker 

Did not play but won the National League with Lincoln before retiring.

Hossam Ghaly

African Champions League winner in 2012 with Egyptian club Al Ahly.

Paul-Jose M’Poku

Never played a senior game. Went on to win the Belgian Cup at Standard Liege.

Tomislav Gomelt

Won the Romanian Cup at CFR Cluj.

Simon Dawkins 

MLS Supporters’ Shield winner at San Jose Earthquakes.

Tomas Pekhart 

League champion at AEK Athens, Hapoel Be’er Sheva and Legia Warsaw.

Bongani Khumalo 

Decorated player in his homeland of South Africa after leaving Spurs.

Nathan Oduwa

Did the league and cup double in Slovenia with Olimpija Ljubljana.

Tom Glover

Goalkeeper was part of the first-team on Spurs matchdays. Later won three Aussie titles a Melbourne City.

Anton Walkes

Tragically passed away in 2023 aged 25 after winning the EFL Trophy with Portsmouth in 2019.

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