“If it’s time for Tottenham Hotspur to push, it’s now.” Dejan Kulusevski expressed his determination to face Manchester City.
Tottenham Hotspur will face Man City in the 22nd round of the English Premier League (EPL) in the 2022-23 season held at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in London, England on the 6th at 1:30 am (Korean time). Currently, Tottenham is 5th with 36 points (11 wins, 3 draws, 7 losses, 40 goals and 31 losses).
It is a return match that unfolds after 15 days. On January 20th, Tottenham fell on their knees after being defeated by Man City. At the time, Tottenham was unable to keep a two-goal lead and allowed four runs. Tottenham, desperate to take revenge. The mood was restored with consecutive victories against Fulham in the 21st round of the EPL (1-0 win) and against Preston North End in the 4th round of the English FA Cup (3-0 win).
Ahead of the match, Kulusevski lined up. Kulusevski, who conducted an interview with England’s ‘Guardian’, said: “This season we haven’t played well in all the big games. A few weeks ago we went 2-0 to Manchester City and lost 2-4. We have to beat the big clubs. If that happens, you’ll get the momentum. If it’s time to push, it’s now.” 메이저놀이터
There was also talk of the transfer market. Antonio Conte, who was worried about the right side, sold Matt Doherty to Atlético Madrid and instead signed Pedro Poro from Sporting.
Kulusevski said of Doherty, “I was shocked when I saw it on TV. I immediately sent a message to talk. I’m sad that I can’t be with him, but I’m still happy with him.” He also said of the new POW, “He’s had a couple of good games against us. He’s one of those guys who excited us all. We have to get the momentum going.”
There was also a story about manager Conte. Coach Conte recently underwent surgery for cholecystitis, and it is unclear whether he will direct the match against Man City. “We talked after the surgery and he said he was fine. He had a really tough year and we have a responsibility to play for him,” said Kulusevski, promising to do his best even for the ailing coach Conte.