Chris Sutton has become the latest pundit to question Tottenham’s start under Roberto De Zerbi in the 26–27 season, following a summer marked by a massive spending spree.Spurs’ last Premier League victory came on the final day of the 25-26 season in their clash against Everton at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, a game they won 1-0.But after seven hours of football this campaign, the Lilywhites are yet to secure a win and have managed just two points from a possible 15.This run of form now leaves Tottenham in the bottom three of the Premier League table following their latest 3-2 defeat to Aston Villa.Photo by Catherine Ivill – AMA/Getty ImagesChris Sutton questions Roberto De Zerbi as pressure grows at TottenhamTottenham’s poor run is only going to invite pressure on Roberto De Zerbi, who has yet to turn things around at Spurs.Last season, the former Brighton manager proved to be the difference for Tottenham, saving the Lilywhites from relegation after picking up 11 points from seven games.His attempts to build on that run have not gone well so far, and now pressure from the media is intensifying. Chris Sutton, speaking on BBC Sport, has become the latest pundit to ask questions about De Zerbi and his project so far.He said: “It is a massive worry for Tottenham fans. I just think, you know, when are we going to start talking about Roberto De Zerbi, the manager?“You can say he kept them up last season, but they have spent north of £300 million, and you would expect them to be in better shape than they are right now. We have heard all the excuses, you know, not fit enough, lack of physicality, you know, blaming pre‑season.“There is something at Spurs that is not quite right. They got a couple of goals this afternoon. You said small mercies – I think you are absolutely spot on with that.“But if you are Spurs fans, it could not have gone worse, the start of the season.” View this post on Instagram A post shared by Match of the Day (@bbcfootball)De Zerbi faces long break under intense scrutinyDefeat against Villa was only going to lead to increased scrutiny on De Zerbi, especially with a long international break coming up.The 3-2 loss did not go down well with many Tottenham fans who booed Spurs off the pitch at half-time when they were a goal down and left in their numbers before the full-time whistle.The manager has certainly not done himself any favours with the latest dropped points, and his misery has only been compounded further following Coventry’s win against Nottingham Forest.Spurs are now in 19th place on the Premier League table after five games – a position they will have to sit in for the next three weeks.READ MORE: ‘I will stay with him until the end’ – De Zerbi needs more from Tottenham star he ‘loves’The post Chris Sutton says Tottenham need to start asking themselves one difficult question appeared first on Spurs Web.