Report: What Tottenham insiders are now saying about the club’s dressing room this season

Journalist Alasdair Gold has now offered a glimpse into the mood within Tottenham Hotspur’s locker room for the current campaign.

Spurs’ appointment of Ange Postecoglou has undoubtedly proven to be a game-changing decision, completely eliminating the bitter taste left behind from Antonio Conte’s last season.

For a while now, Tottenham supporters haven’t had a team or a project to get enthusiastic about, and the players must have felt the same way.

Even while Harry Kane may have had second thoughts after working with Postecoglou for a short while, in reality, that sentiment most likely contributed to his summer departure from Bayern Munich.

However, this new Tottenham has a different mindset on the field; they want to win matches by playing visually appealing football.

Spurs under Postecoglou are realistic, but they also have a healthy dose of self-confidence in their own skills and abilities.

Having said that, Alasdair Gold has started sharing some information about the shift in the Tottenham locker room culture this year.

According to a story published by Gold on football.london, members of the club feel that this is the closest-knit group they have been a part of in a long time.

Son Heung-min is crucial to Tottenham’s dressing room this season

According to the article, Postecoglou has given his captain, Son Heung-min, and the senior members of the team the authority to independently manage the dressing room.

And that strategy has paid well; Spurs’ squad is cohesive and free of cliques, as demonstrated by their performance on the field.

Yves Bissouma, Fraser Forster, Guglielmo Vicario, and vice captains Cristian Romero and James Maddison have all been mentioned as players playing a significant role.

From the perspective of a Tottenham supporter, this must be immensely heartening to hear—there isn’t a single negative word coming from the team or the locker room this year.

It is obvious that Postecoglou has a team that is pulling in the same direction, and they are doing it in unison.

Having said that, in order to keep the team rebuilding, it will be essential to select the appropriate players and personalities in the upcoming summer.

In light of this, Fabrizio Romano has clarified that Spurs are still looking for a summertime “outstanding” midfield player.