Tottenham Hotspur’s manager, Ange Postecoglou, has announced his intention to significantly overhaul the team’s squad to better align with his football philosophy. In a recent statement, Postecoglou expressed a decisive need for change within the squad, indicating that some players may not fit into the style of play he envisions for the club.
Strategic Changes Ahead
Postecoglou emphasized the necessity of building a team that can effectively implement his specific style of play. “I’ve got to change this squad, I have to. I’ve got to build a squad I think can play our football. For that to happen, there have to be exits,” he stated. This comment suggests upcoming departures from the team as he plans to curate a group of players who are in sync with his tactical demands.
The manager also hinted at the rigorous training and playing style he intends to enforce, which he acknowledged might not be suitable for every player currently in the squad. “We’re going to play and train a certain way… that’s not for everyone,” Postecoglou added, indicating potential significant changes in the team’s composition.
Recent Context
This announcement follows a series of statements by Postecoglou regarding the team’s performance and his vision for the future. Just a day before this declaration, he admitted responsibility for Tottenham’s recent poor performances. Earlier, he has also been vocal about his appreciation for players like Romero for his winning mentality and Son Heung-min, whom he labeled as a Premier League great.
In light of Tottenham’s current form and Postecoglou’s recent comments, it appears the manager is set on a path to reshape the team to achieve better results and possibly contend more aggressively in the Premier League.