A “top-class talent” who plays for Tottenham Hotspur and manager Ange Postecoglou is “on the verge” of being truly world-class.
Tottenham’s form under Ange
Under their new management, Spurs are now an entirely different team. Postecoglou’s revamped Tottenham team is playing an attack-minded style, which is a sharp contrast to the Antonio Conte era and has led to them leading the Premier League rankings.
This season, the north Londoners have yet to lose a league match, and they are off to their best start since winning the domestic double in 1961. All of this is accomplished without former star striker Harry Kane, who signed a multi-million dollar contract with Bayern Munich during the summer transfer window, making Tottenham’s recent success all the more amazing.
Speaking about their recent success, Kane expressed his total love for Tottenham’s newfound vigor under Postecoglou.
The England star stated, “It’s great to see,” according to The Daily Mail.”The manager is doing well for them with the manner they’re playing, as I believe I’ve said before. After the previous several years, the supporters are solidly behind the squad, and it’s just what they needed. I’ll continue to follow Tottenham and the Premier League.
Despite the fact that there is still a long way to go, the manager was right when he remarked that there is no reason why the fans shouldn’t be happy and excited about how things are progressing. Let’s hope they can go on. I have always been upfront about the fact that I support Tottenham and would like to see them succeed. Tottenham is the only team in the Premier League that I would like to win.
Who are Tottenham’s best players?
There are many squad members who can be credited with Spurs’ sensational beginning. The likes of Yves Bissouma and Pape Matar Sarr, previously unfavoured by Conte, are now Tottenham’s all-important dual midfield pivot in front of the back four; cementing their places as regular starters. Meanwhile, both Son Heung-min and Dejan Kulusevski are back to their best; contributing excellently in the forward areas.
As Tottenham’s center-back partnership, Micky van de Ven and Cristian Romero have also developed a strong rapport, but there is a strong argument to be made that James Maddison stands out above the others. The 26-year-old, who cost £40 million to acquire from Leicester City over the summer, is looking like a complete steal after contributing to five goals and two assists in the league alone.
James Maddison’s style of play
Draws fouls
Likes to dribble
Cuts inside
Plays the ball off the ground
Likes to do lay-offs
Long balls
Takes shots from distance
In an interview with TNT Sports, Jenas praised the “top-class talent” at Spurs and claimed that Madison is “on the verge” of becoming a player of the highest caliber.
“He’s transformed a team on his own,” Jenas remarked.The biggest concern for Spurs is his ability to stay fit throughout the entire season. If you remove him from that team, everything is completely different. As soon as he steps onto that stage, he will instantly become a world-class talent.
