Tottenham chairman Daniel Levy mentioned Arsenal, a ‘northern London rival’.

Tottenham has been going through polar opposites since last season. Antonio Conte overcame the crisis after taking office and dramatically finished fourth. Tottenham acquired the right to advance to the European Football Federation (UEFA) Champions League (UCL), and in preparation for this, they raised expectations by signing Richarlison and Ivan Perisic in the summer transfer market.

However, the poor performances were repeated and the results were below expectations. Conte, who expressed his dissatisfaction throughout the season, eventually caused controversy with an interview in which he sniped at the club and the players. In the end, Tottenham broke up with manager Conte and are looking for a new manager, entrusting the team to coach Christian Stellini.

Here is not the end. The expansion of the disciplinary scope of general manager Fabio Paratici took a hit. During his time at Juventus, Paratici was suspended for 30 months for manipulating the accounting books. Initially, his activities were restricted only in Italy, so the position of general manager of Tottenham was not unreasonable. 카지노사이트 However, as the disciplinary area expanded around the world, restrictions arose.

Naturally, criticism of President Levy also increased. Tottenham fans expressed their dissatisfaction with President Levy’s passive recruitment of players and unclear direction in appointing a manager. Moreover, Arsenal, the North London derby line-up, are aiming to win the league by running first this season, making it a more difficult season for Tottenham fans.

While acknowledging the current situation, Chairman Levy did not omit his achievements. According to European football transfer market expert Fabricio Romano, Levy emphasized the heyday, saying, “It feels bad that Arsenal are ranked higher than us, but we have had a fantastic time over the past five years.”

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