The most recent Tottenham news has Micky van de Ven expressing his opinions about several matters, such as his departure from Wolfsburg and preferred position.
Micky van de Ven, a standout for Tottenham, is expected to play a significant part for the Netherlands during the October international break. The 23-year-old has started seven of Spurs’ ten games this season in all competitions, missing one due to injury in the Premier League.
Given Ange Postecoglou’s penchant for defensive play, Van de Ven is perhaps his most crucial player.
Van van Ven stayed at Hotspur Way during the international break last month due to an injury, but Ronald Koeman has decided to add him back to the team for the forthcoming matches against Germany and Hungary. Van de Ven has been discussing Tottenham and his preferred position with the Dutch press before of both games.
“Going from Wolfsburg to Tottenham is a big step for a footballer,” he stated. “But I’m aware of my strengths. If I didn’t think I could manage it, I wouldn’t have taken this step.” When asked about his position on the national team, he said, “Playing centre back is my favourite position.” Now wounded is Nathan Aké, and injured is [Jurrien] Timber. Yes, I do hope to fill the need right now.
Van van Ven frequently plays left back when representing his nation, therefore given the injuries in the team, he may start both games there. It is going to be a big worry for Spurs given his injury history and Postecoglou’s remarks about him playing in that capacity.
“I’ve been aware of Micky,” Postecoglou remarked following his use of him at left back for the last half of a victory over Burnley. “Due to his past injuries, I must exercise caution when it comes to the demands of playing left-back in our system.” I have to consider my future since playing left-back has different physical demands.”
In other news, the new Spurs striker Dominic Solanke has been called up to the England senior team for the first time in seven years, and he may play a big role. Harry Kane is unlikely to play against Greece in the Nations League, as the Three Lions have stated, since he is still working on a “individualised programme”.
Ollie Watkins of Aston Villa will probably be ahead of him in the starting lineup, but he might make an appearance on the bench and be selected off the bench when England plays Finland a few days later.
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