Ian Wright has backed Richarlison to succeed at Tottenham Hotspur saying he will ‘win games from scratch’.
The Brazil international has had a difficult life at Tottenham since his big-money move last summer, scoring just two goals in the Premier League and currently sitting on the bench.
The big positive is that in Tottenham’s brilliant comeback against Sheffield United last week, it was Richarlison who came off the bench and changed the outcome of the match in stoppage time with a goal and assist. create.
The reaction that Son Heung-min, manager Ange Postecoglou and the fans have given him has made Ian Wright, once again, back the player to progress, as he told Premier League Productions ( September 25 /23 at 11 p.m.). :
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There was a feeling that last season Antonio Conte was too hard on the player and he didn’t put his arm around his shoulder.
Well, it’s pretty clear that Ange Postecoglou is that kind of manager and Ian Wright thinks that will benefit everyone.
Richarlison backing
“I still feel that we haven’t seen Richarlison’s contributions,” said Wright to the laughter of others. “That’s coming everybody.
How long have you been saying that for, the former Arsenal striker was asked: “I tell you why I say it and I say it with confidence because when you saw Son pushing him towards the fans (after Sheff Utd win) saying ‘this is the guy. Get behind him. We are going to back him’.
“He revels in the fact that, the love. Once he gets the love and the backing of those players. They trust him. The manager loves him and is managing him very, very well, then he is another piece of the puzzle to put in there that will win games out of nothing for them.”
Will Richarlison come good?
One thing is for sure, Richarlison can’t have many complaints this season because there are plenty of goals on offer.
Not only that, the support he is getting from within seems a lot deeper than what he was getting in the previous campaign.
And you also feel that the competition he is now up against should push him to try and get over that goalscoring line even further.
