1. Everton’s Dele Alli Clause Renegotiation with Spurs
Everton, under Sean Dyche’s leadership, are negotiating with Tottenham to adjust the £10M appearance clause for Dele Alli. The clause is set to trigger after his 20th game, and he has currently played 13 times.
2. Destiny Udogie’s Ankle Injury
Destiny Udogie is currently recovering from an ankle ligament injury, with a typical recovery period of two weeks for minor issues. He is eight days into his recovery.
3. Son Heung-min: The South Korean Ambassador
“I want to make sure everyone in my country is happy seeing me play at the highest level,” Son stated, emphasizing his role as an ambassador for South Korea. “I am so happy to see South Korean flags in our stadium when I play for Tottenham,” he added, expressing his commitment to performing at his peak for his supporters back home.
4. Pochettino’s Anticipated Return to Tottenham Hotspur Stadium
“It’s really special to come back after four years to a place where we have amazing memories. It’s special,” Pochettino reflected on his upcoming return to the Spurs stadium. “I am not going to lie. When we left the club it was a difficult moment, it’s going to be exciting to be back,” he continued, sharing his complex emotions about the reunion. “Yes I think so [Spurs being title contenders]. They are doing a fantastic job. You feel they can be a contender. It is early in the season but they are showing the quality to be a contender,” Pochettino remarked, acknowledging the club’s potential under the new management.
If we REALLY want to get into Chelsea fan’s heads, we should cheer Poch and welcome him. Then Chelsea fans would become more divided as it creates an illusion that Poch is still one of us and on a mission.