“I’m hungry as hell” – Tottenham star urges nation to follow Spurs example, now “100 times better”
Tottenham star Dejan Kulusevski has urged Sweden to find a manager who can give them a “real game idea”, just like Ange Postecoglou has done at his club.
The winger has been discussing his thoughts on what Sweden could do to turn things around and escape their current situation with Fotboll Skanalen.
This week, Kulusevski and his side suffered their most recent heartbreaking loss in a terrible battle to qualify for the Euros—a 3-0 loss away from home against a 10-man Azerbaijan squad.
The home team converted all three of their chances and seemed rather comfortable despite being down a man since the 57th minute, despite the fact that they had the better of possession and created twice as many opportunities as they did.
It left Sweden on seven points from seven games, 12 points behind leaders Austria and 10 behind second placed Belgium.
Janne Andersson, the team’s manager, is expected to retire following this weekend’s match against Estonia. Kulusevski has urged his country to look at what transpired with Tottenham as a prime example of how to move on.
“I’m ravenous,” he declared.
For a while now, things have not been going well. Things have gotten worse since the Nations League. But that does not imply that things will stay that way in the future.
The most crucial thing in football is to have a backup game plan. Because in a football game, anything may happen. Last Thursday, a man scored from 80 meters.
“The important thing is that you can fall back on a game idea and know what to do. We need to be completely
unambiguous about our goals and the fact that we are pursuing them.
It resembles Tottenham in certain ways. Keep your eyes off the outcome and the time. Perform our assigned tasks. Play the game as intended. Just look at what’s changed for Tottenham between the current and previous seasons.
“We’ve only made a few tweaks, but the team is 100 times better with the exact same players.” All thanks to an idea for a game. It’s not like the players are now more skilled. We know exactly what we want from each other and we have a clear understanding of that. It’s usually ideal for a team to execute a game idea that they have.
