A winless run of 15 Premier League matches has resulted in Spurs slipping into the bottom three and facing a drop into the second tier of English football for the first time since 1977.
It would be a catastrophe for the ninth richest club in world football, but De Zerbi's faith in his players has only increased after a 2-2 draw with Brighton last weekend.
Ahead of a must-win fixture at Wolves on Saturday after fellow relegation rivals Nottingham Forest thumped Sunderland 5-0, De Zerbi explained: "For sure my words are not enough and I try to find the best solution to reach every player.
"Sometimes you arrive with a video, sometimes with words, sometimes with red wine, or a beer. I don't know.
"Sometimes analysis videos but sometimes what they have done in their career, also in other clubs. (Randal) Kolo Muani, if I play with Kolo Muani as right winger it's because he has played in that position.
"If you go to YouTube, and you go to Kolo Muani (at) Eintracht Frankfurt, you can see he played very well in that position and he scored a lot of goals in that position.
"When I don't work in my office, I go to find something to be important for me to give more information about the players because we have no time and we have to consider everything to stay up.
"YouTube or WyScout, I use to find something to think what can be the best solution, for the players, not for me.
"Today is April 24 and we have not won a game in 2026. Do you think the players suffer for this? For sure.
"To win a game can give us, give them more energy, more confidence, more positivity but they are human."
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