Ange can solve Kulu & Bergvall Blook by releasing “monsters” in new characters

After a devilish season, Tottenham Hotspurs is ready to play its biggest game in years.

Angel Postecoglou’s team is likely to be 17th in the Premier League, but in Europe, they are sensational, so the Europa League finals competition.

But besides getting better at United for the fourth straight time this season, the North Londoner has to do it without a few key players, most notably Dejan Kulusevski, Lucas Bergvall and James Maddison.

Their absence leaves a hole in the midfield and the manager will have to be creative for the fill.

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As we have already mentioned, the Spurs’ most important absences before tomorrow’s most important finals are Kulusevski, Bergvall and Maddison.

The former started the league game against Crystal Palace last week but was initially described as a “knock” in the first half just because the alleged knock required knee surgery, which would keep him away from the next season.

Although Maddison has not undergone a knee injury in the first leg of the semi-finals against Bodo/Glimt, he will also stop acting until next season.

Similarly, the boss confirmed that the young Swedes will not be around again this season as he was injured in a training match before the first leg of the month.

Ultimately, Radu Dragusin and Timo Werner have been out for a long time, with the former hurting the ACL and the latter having the hamstrings.

Spurs star, should start with Kulusevski

OK, so now with Kulusevski, Bergvall and Maddison, Wilson Odobert had little help on Friday night, and son Heung-Min wasn’t the active player he used to be, and there was no ideal solution to solve this massive problem.

However, a little out of the box option PosteCoglou has the option to move with Pape Matar Sarr and adds a little further to the field with a more offensive midfielder character.

Now, before the pitchfork comes out, it’s clear that this is a strange position for Senegal’s ace, but he’s a talented midfielder and we think there are some elements of his game that can make this work a one-off game.

First, while he tends to play in the midfield or defensive midfield, he is called the 22-year-old “monster” by journalist Mitch Fretton, having a nice shot against him – just like Bergvall.

For example, he made a great long-range effort against Manchester City earlier this season and then scored further outside the game against Chelsea, despite being ruled out in a suspicious foul.

Additionally, he managed to amass six goals and six assists in 80 Premier League appearances, which is not a horrible reward, plus his ability to hit the ball from range, and in the absence of the Swedish duo, he could do something for Manchester United’s defense.

In addition, his base number from the Europa League this season further shows that his offensive ability is more attacking than people give him.

For example, FBREF put him in the top 2% of free throws won in the game, top 5% of the highest distance, top 6% of the target and mid-pass, top 9% of the goal and mid-pass, top 9% of the goal and mid-pass, top 9% of the goal per shot, all 10% of the goal and more.

Finally, unlike his captain, the former Metz Gem will add more energy and athleticism to the North Londoner’s midfield, which could be the key to making Casemiro and Harry Maguire better that night.

Ultimately, as we have already said, there is no ideal solution to this problem, but starting Sarr in a more aggressive midfield role is probably the closest thing PosteCoglou has, which will allow the team to keep it strong.