Why didn’t Pochettino return to his beloved Spurs until Monday

MAURICIO POCHETTINO has not returned to Tottenham for almost four years since being sacked.
“I was thinking about dressing differently, wearing a mask or something, but it’s too risky,” he said with a smile as he considered the idea, but his first return would be on Monday and he appreciated the welcome back would have been warmer had he not been wearing Chelsea colours.

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Spurs “ready” to move for 25 y/o who Woodgate called a “Rolls-Royce”

It’s a familiar name.

Tottenham are set to sign a Premier League player in January and former Spurs defender Jonathan Woodgate believes he is a ‘Rolls-Royce’.

Spurs’ plotting move Boosted by the arrival of new technical director Johan Lange, who officially took up his new role earlier this month, it will be interesting to see how the Lilywhites rise How to gain strength in January.
Ange Postecoglou impressed many on his Spurs debut, as his side won eight of their first 10 games while remaining unbeaten.

Ange Postecoglou pedro porro Tottenham premier-league Tottenham’s start to the season is just that, but injuries to key players remain a real danger.

Micky van de Ven and Cristian Romero have thrived at the heart of Postecoglou’s defence, but with Eric Dier the only option behind them, reports suggest Spurs are looking for a new centre-back.

Chelsea defender Trevoh Chalobah is favored by Tottenham as an option, while Postecoglou is also said to be looking for a left-wing replacement for Dejan Kulusevski.
Indeed, the Australian seems to be counting on Al-Ittihad’s Jota to cement this position in the team.

It hasn’t been completely ruled out that Spurs could also try to replace Harry Kane in 2024.
Tottenham ‘ready’ to replace Kelly in January However, central defense is seen as the top priority , as talkSPORT explains and journalist Alex Crook this week.

According to their report, Spurs are ‘willing to reconsider’ Bournemouth’s Lloyd Kelly as a target in the winter transfer window.
The 25-year-old was targeted at the end of the summer transfer window as cover for the likes of van de Ven and Romero, but no move was made.

Lloyd-Kelly However, the north Londoners are said to be ready to revive the possibility of signing him mid-season.
Postecoglou’s side made a £20m bid at the end of the summer, but it was rejected and it seems Bournemouth could make a similar bid to keep him this time around.

Kelly’s contract expires in 2024, but Andoni Iraola’s team want to risk losing the player to Bosman.
The Englishman has been praised for his contributions to Bournemouth in recent seasons, with former boss Scott Parker rating Kelly as a “quality” defender.

“I think Lloyd Kelly has the qualities and the ability to be one of the best centre-backs in the Premier League.
And I think we are lucky and really lucky to have someone like him,” he said.
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“You can take players like Lloyd for granted in the sense that he does things very easily and effortlessly.
And when you look into his eyes, you put someone else in that position of holding the ball on the side of the field.

defender or someone in the channel and getting into a running game, it makes it look very easy, something you will probably never appreciate Royce.

“ Lloyd can sometimes be like a Rolls-Royce,” he said.
“It’s all about the consistency of how far he goes in the game.
If he continues to perform like this, a lot of Premier League clubs will take notice”