James Maddison has been voted the Premier League Player of the Month for August.
Maddison’s career at Tottenham has gotten off to the best possible start, with the midfielder adjusting to life at the North London club after moving there from the King Power Stadium in the summer.
James Maddison has been voted the Premier League Player of the Month for August.
Maddison’s career at Tottenham has gotten off to the best possible start, with the midfielder adjusting to life at the North London club after moving there from the King Power Stadium in the summer.
Given that Tottenham only paid £40 million to buy the former Leicester City player, he has been referred to by many as the best signing of the summer transfer season thus far (The Athletic).
James Maddison is the PL Player of the Month
Maddison has now earned the distinction of being the division’s top player for the month of August.
For Madison, this is unquestionably well deserved. For Spurs supporters, the best is yet to come from the 26-year-old, who appears to be getting better with each match as he improves his communication with his teammates.
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Ange Postecoglou forced to adjust his squad against Sheffield United amidst players international game performance
Based on a few individual performances for their respective nations, Tottenham manager Ange Postecoglou could need to reevaluate his playing roster starting this weekend. With three victories and a draw from their first four league games, Spurs have performed admirably in the first month of the new season.
The aggressive drive displayed by Postecoglou’s team has been even more stunning, a long cry from what Tottenham looked like under Jose Mourinho and Antonio Conte, respectively. The loss of Harry Kane on the eve of the new campaign sparked concerns about Spurs’ ability to score goals.
However, they’ve scored 11 goals in their first four games, including five in the excellent victory against Burnley before the break. Richarlison was benched in that game as Son Heung-min scored three goals.
In the middle of the field, Yves Bissouma and Pape Matar Sarr provided support for James Maddison, who added a goal to maintain his impressive start to life in north London. By making changes, Postecoglou has cemented his authority on the Tottenham team and made it obvious what his philosophy is.
And this weekend, with Brennan Johnson, a recent addition, eligible to make his debut, he will need to make a choice. The 22-year-old made an impression while representing Wales at the international level by helping them defeat Latvia 2-0 in a Euro 2024 qualifying match.
Ben Davies, who captained Wales in their 0-0 draw with South Korea, would have also likely entered Postecoglou’s mind. Manor Solomon will be counting on his efforts for Israel after they defeated Belarus and Romania by a combined four-point margin.
‘The best’: Argentina Nation’s media blown away by 25-year-old Tottenham player last night
Tottenham Star Cristian Romero left everyone speechless after last night victory over Bolivia with Lionel Messi absence
Cristian Romero, a standout for Tottenham Hotspur, had another outstanding performance last night as Argentina defeated Bolivia 3-0 without Lionel Messi.
This week, the Argentine defender has received a lot of media attention after Messi referred to him as the best center-back in the world. His performance versus Bolivia has further strengthened that conviction at this point.
Tottenham star Cristian Romero hailed by Argentine media
Cristian Romero, a star for Tottenham, started yesterday night’s match for Argentina in the middle of the defense and excelled for the world champions.
When things weren’t going well for Spurs last season, the 25-year-old received a ton of criticism. The continuous criticism of his carelessness seemed to have an impact on his confidence.
However, Romero has been absolutely fantastic for the North Londoners ever since Ange Postecoglou became the manager of Tottenham.
He has put on outstanding performances for Argentina, and yesterday night, when he assisted his team in a 3-0 victory over Bolivia, he did so once more.
He received an 8/10 rating from the Argentine news source TyC Sports, which also penned the following: “Contest to be the finest central scoreboard in the world right now. starting to finish, everything a defender must accomplish.
There is a belief that trying to predict at a height is unnecessary. Including that, Cuti doesn’t give a damn. He made a thousand different attempts, and he succeeded in every single one.
Tottenham is dependent heavily on Cristian Romero’s current performance.
The defense for Tottenham was their biggest issue last season. For any club, much less one aiming for greatness, 63 goals were allowed in 38 games is a dreadful performance.
