The manager of Tottenham Hotspur has discussed his goalkeepers as well as the rumors involving player Rodrigo Bentancur.
Ange Postecoglou has admitted that Antonin Kinsky will make his FA Cup bow for Tottenham when they travel to Tamworth on Sunday in the third round.
The 21-year-old goalkeeper earned plenty of plaudits for his assured debut on Wednesday night in keeping a clean sheet against Liverpool in Spurs’ 1-0 victory in the Carabao Cup semi-final first leg. Kinsky had only completed his move from Slavia Prague three days beforehand for a deal that could be worth £12.5million including add-ons.
Postecoglou could have given veteran goalkeeper Fraser Forster or Brandon Austin, who also made an impression on his Tottenham debut against Newcastle in the previous game, another chance in Sunday’s FA Cup matchup against the non-league team on their artificial 3G pitch. After some lighthearted banter, the Australian pointed to the young Czech and gave his explanation for needing the minutes when asked who would start.
He grinned and added, “I don’t see why I should name my team to you in here, but Toni will start.”
“It’s a nice chance for us to give him additional playing time because he hasn’t played a competitive game in three weeks and the Czech league shut down in the middle of December. He also felt a little rusty.
He believes that he must play. It seems sense to give him another game and get him back in the group playing football because he felt a little rusty. We have another chance because his last game was on December 15/16, and like any player, you may get into the groove a little faster when you play.”
Additionally, Postecoglou criticized the rumors about Rodrigo Bentancur following his early-game concussion on Wednesday and said in addition, Postecoglou criticized the rumors surrounding Rodrigo Bentancur, who was hospitalized after suffering a concussion early in Wednesday’s game. As the 27-year-old was receiving medical attention, some on social media instantly jumped to the worst-case scenarios. The Tottenham manager responded aggressively to those who speculated about whether the Uruguayan’s head impact on the turf caused the concussion.
“I don’t comprehend. We’re discussing people’s health, and I’m sure you all take great care to safeguard your personal medical information and don’t want the public to speculate about them,” he remarked. This is what happened with Mikey Moore. Rodrigo suffered a concussion. He’s had all the checks. It was all right. Other than the concussion, nothing exists, and we will monitor it.
“I think it’s disgusting. People are no longer offended or offended by the fact that people have no basis for anything, therefore we can say anything we want. I don’t work in the medical field. I depend on the data I receive. He is good. He had a concussion. Everything else appears to be in order, and before he resumes, he will go through the procedures and aside form to ensure that he is completely okay.”
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