Ange Postecoglou to turn to 20y/o likened to Roberto Carlos for Tottenham vs Aston Villa game
Tottenham may have one player back for the match against Villa despite losing five players to injury prior to the loss to Wolves.
Spurs’ season is in danger of collapsing following a dismal week in which they lost 4-1 to Chelsea and gave up two goals in extra time to lose to Wolves.
Five players were absent for the Lilywhites’ match against Wolves; James Maddison, their creative player, won’t be able to kick a ball again until January.
In addition, Mickey Ven de Ven pulled his hamstring and will probably miss the same amount of time from the game against Chelsea. Christian Romero and Destiny Udogie were sent off, so they were unable to participate in the match.
To make matters worsePrior to the game, Richarlison disclosed that he required surgery and would be sidelined for at least a month. This will restrict the quantity and caliber of players.
This is actually the biggest test for Ange Postecoglou as the new manager, with games against West Ham, Newcastle, Manchester City, and Villa. Postecoglou has to turn things around.
After the international break, Postecoglou will have young Italian defender Destiny Udogie, who has been one of the season’s shining stars and has helped Tottenham win when he plays well.
Manager Ange Postecoglou acknowledged that if Spurs are to go back to winning days, the performance against Wolves cannot be replicated.
“I can’t fault the players’ effort or commitment,” he remarked.At Wolves, it was always going to be a difficult game.We were simply unable to endure.
“I thought we could have been more in the first half but I can’t fault their effort and we have to go again and try to get back on track as fast as you we can.”
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‘Cannot hide’ – Striker linked with Tottenham hints at Premier League ambition
Serhou Guirassy, a striker for Stuttgart who has been linked to Tottenham, has acknowledged his admiration for the Premier League.
With 14 goals in his first eight Bundesliga games this season, Guirassy has emerged as one of Europe’s most prolific strikers (Transfermarkt).
Despite playing two fewer games than the England captain, the 27-year-old is only one goal behind Harry Kane (Eurosport), which is why the striker is drawing attention in the Premier League.
The Guinea international is being watched by a number of English clubs, including Spurs, according to TEAMtalk last month. The outlet also mentioned that West Ham, Aston Villa, Nottingham Forest, and Fulham are interested in the player.
Later, Sky Germany reporter Florian Plettenberg disclosed that the center-forward’s contract included a €20 million (£17.4 million) release clause.
Two weeks ago, Football Insider speculated that Fulham and Spurs are the teams currently leading the chase for Guirassy.
The Premier League is admired by Serhou Guirassy.
The Stuttgart player has now acknowledged his respect for the Premier League while reiterating that his primary goal is to succeed for his team.
The striker told The Guardian, in response to a question concerning England’s interest and his release clause: “I cannot hide these things – everyone knows the Premier League is one of the most competitive leagues in the world.”
However, I don’t close any doors at the moment. Europe is home to a number of very large teams, and the Premier League is not the only one.
“With our fantastic team at Stuttgart, anything is possible in football.” We stand a good chance if we can maintain our current level of humility.
A case could be made that Guirassy is just going through a good phase right now because of his lackluster career goal total.
That could help to explain why the biggest clubs in Europe don’t seem to be as interested in the Stuttgart star as they are in Santiago Gimenez.
