Spurs Team News For 2021

Posted by LauraDerb on April 13th, 2021

Spurs players are under a lot of pressure and so you will find that the information that you will get is quite different from the other articles that you will find. This article will focus on the players who had joined the Spurs in the recent past and what impact they have had on the club. It is fair to say that this new generation of Spurs has produced some world class performers. Namely, Michael Dawson, Jermain Defoe, Bale and maybe even one or two more...

The summer transfer window was opened with a bang when Spurs made an exciting announcement regarding the availability of Michael Dawson. A former England international, Dawson has impressed at left back for Spurs this season. He has also impressed for his club at left wing. This leaves a vacancy at right wing, which is currently occupied by Bale. Spurs do not have a number one striker and so have opted to bring in a player who is versatile, comfortable on the ball and can also play in a central ข่าวทีมสเปอร์.

Spurs signed defender Devantrosompany from Roma on a two year contract. He is very young (20 years old) and has represented Italy at youth level as well as senior level. If he continues to develop he could become a first choice right back for the rest of his career. Spurs have also signed defender Ruben Rose from Malaga on a season long loan. He is only twenty-four years of age but has already impressed for his team.

Spurs appointed Argentine manager Argentinian managerial legend Mauricio Pochettino to the vacant position of manager. Pochettino is expected to create a winning atmosphere within the camp. He is expected to bring the Argentine style of pressing football that his national side is renowned for. He is also expected to implement a high-attacking style that will score plenty of goals.

Despite the arrival of some new names, it would appear that the players who have left are happy to be reunited. Harry Winks, center forward, is now training with the first team and has impressed for a few weeks with a variety of impressive displays. Spurs were also very impressed with the efforts of defender Rio Ferdinand, who impressed during his time at left back and impressed again last week when partnering left back Kyle Naughton. Both players will need time to mesh as they do not share a lot of similar attributes.

Goalkeeper Hugo Lloris was recently given a surprise extended stay by Spurs despite reports of a possible move elsewhere. Lloris has impressed on a number of occasions for the club and should remain a mainstay in the starting eleven for a number of years to come. Another important player who impressed last week was centre forward Dele Alli, who notched a hat trick against West Bromwich and has impressed since. Alli has impressed since arriving from Ligue 1 and has quickly established himself as one of the more exciting young centre forwards in the league.

Spurs welcome back Bale, who is set to return from an extended holiday and is set to start for the club against Internazionale in the International Champions Cup. The Welshman will be keen to start against his old team and has been named in the starting line up ahead of Kyle Walker and Michael Carrara. Spurs fans will hope that Bale can lead the team into the next season strong, having missed last year's finals. With doubts still surrounding the fitness of Bale, it will be interesting to see how he performs against top sides now that he has returned to full speed.

Defender Jan Vertonghen is another new signing that has impressed for Spurs over the past few weeks. He has impressed in his three appearances so far and looks like a good choice to partner Deeb. Vertonghen also knows that he has to earn his place in the team as he has not started a match since the opening day of the season last year due to an ankle injury. He should easily be able to find a role and score plenty of goals for Spurs.