‘It’s unbelievable’: Conor Coady picks £43m Tottenham star when building his dream PL player

Under the stewardship of Ange Postecoglou, Tottenham play one of the most fearless and exciting brands of football in the Premier League.

Yes, it does have its disadvantages, but there are also many plus points, which fans have been able to see throughout this season.

Pace is one of the attributes that the defenders utilized in Tottenham’s high-line must possess in order to be chosen to play and be successful.

Micky van de Ven possesses it in spades; in fact, he’s been measured as the Premier League’s fastest player as of late.

Conor Coady told Premier League Productions on February 19, 24 at 11:20 p.m., that he included Tottenham’s flying Dutchman in his ideal Premier League center-back formation.

The former England defender describes the £43 million signing as a “fantastic” acquisition for the team and finds it “unbelievable” what he has been able to accomplish.

Conor Coady had just one player in mind when the “pace” category for his ideal center back was put up for discussion.

Micky van de Ven’s pace

Coady remarked, “I went for van de Ven at Tottenham.” He has, in my opinion, been a fantastic acquisition.

We were discussing the characteristics of a modern center back, but consider Tottenham’s position in the line and their player’s quickness in getting back.

“You previously indicated signings of the season if you are going to play that style and how Tottenham has recruited in terms of buying him. He’d be up there right away. He truly, truly will. It’s astounding. He was a great addition to Tottenham.”

Tottenham chasing Champions League football

Indeed, Spurs made several excellent summer acquisitions, and Celtic’s Postecoglou’s arrival thrilled supporters.

However, the departure of Harry Kane just a few days prior to the start of the new Premier League season left supporters with a bad taste in their mouths and made them fear the worst.

In terms of pursuing Champions League football, they are most likely ahead of schedule in the present.

A lot of that can be attributed to players like Guglielmo Vicario and van de Ven, who have adapted to the Premier League stage like ducks to water.