England face Ukraine in Poland, and when we received the squad list, former Leicester players Harry Maguire, James Maddison, Ben Chilwell and Harry Kane were all named in the starting XI for the Three Lions. death.
Spurs are currently 2nd in the Premier League and starting the season without Harry Kane is certainly worth celebrating as their Australian coach Ange Postecoglou leaves his mark in such a beautiful and captivating way.
Ange Postecoglou was a largely unknown football coach when he arrived at Celtic in 2021 from Yokohama F Marinos, a team he had successfully coached since 2018. Before that time, the coach and players only in Australia.
Ange knows his way to the trophy cabinet after winning tournaments in Australia, Japan and Scotland, alongside Brisbane Roar, Yokahama F Marinos and Celtic. Spurs’ debut was truly worth watching as it made no excuses and showed that this man knows his football and has been a fan and follower of English football since his early days create.
Seeing James Maddison move up so quickly and have better players in his environment and now also shine for England, makes Spurs’ project, even without Harry Kane, very interesting.
In the England match against Ukraine, James Maddison was assigned the role of left striker and seemed to adapt, while for Spurs, he sat in a lower position, in the center behind Hueng-Min Son, and in the match against Burnley, helping the ball. Korean player and scored. one of the goals.
Ange Postecoglou gives freedom to his players because the play is seen with four defenders, a middle area with two players positioned and this man in front, and too wide with only one attack to play forward. seen in the 4-3-3 pattern.
Leicester are said to have sold James Maddison for a bargain £40m, which is understandable after that great start and increasingly getting more playing time from Gareth Southgate as England qualify for Euro 2024.
