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The Tottenham manager, Ange Postecoglou, says that the Spurs “have no one” comparable to the Dominican striker Solanke in his workforce and that he has praised Archie Gray, 19, while preparing to turn his side for the trip to Fulham to the Premier League Sunday (13.30 pm GMT).
Postcoglou players passed a 1-0 deficit to reach the quarterfinals of the Europa League with a 3-18 Victory at home over Az Alkmaar On Thursday, helped by two goals by Wilson Odobert in the first start of the attacker in the competition after losing much of the campaign with an injury to an hamstrock.
“Our press was much better,” he observed postcoglou, partially improving the coolest son and James Maddison after starting on the bench on the 2-2 draw at Bournemouth’s house last Sunday.
“We have the boys returning to the team. Dom (Solanke’s) a massive part of our press because of the way he works in the new number, we have no one else, like him. We are looking for in the third part of the first place: it was great to put Wilson.”
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– Tottenham Hotspur (@Spursofficial) March 14, 2025
Archie Gray: Tottenham Prodigy ‘Incredible’
The arrival of Summer Gray has become almost always present for Tottenham this season in the midst of its long list of absent injuries, playing in various positions in defense and midfield.
Signed by Leeds for between £ 25 million and £ 30 million, the 19-year-old started nine of the previous parties in the Tottenham European League in 2024/25 before submitting as a substitute against Alkmaar.
“Archie has been incredible for us, filling various roles and doing different jobs,” said Postecoglou. “He has never rejected a challenge of anything he has done.
“He started at Center-Torn (against Alkmaar) and ended in the midfield. We will need people like Arch to work for us.”
✌️ Assists for @Domsolanke 🔥 pic.twitter.com/mvn8vrqaym
– Tottenham Hotspur (@Spursofficial) March 14, 2025
Fulham V Tottenham: Spurs “Make changes”
Fulham is eight points above Tottenham And five shy of the fifth place in Manchester City before the Cottagers welcome Tottenham with the ambition to continue their impressive campaign.
Marco Silva’s side won 1-1 in Spurs on December 1st and aims to recover from a 2-1 defeat to Gasp in Brighton & Hove Albion last Saturday.
“We saw how difficult it is to back up (European victories),” said Postecoglou. “Playing a Sunday after a Thursday game is a massive task.
“When we are out, it’s even harder. With a healthier template, it makes sense to make some changes. “”
Tottenham addresses a first victory in the league in three games, but have won their last two first flight games, surpassing Ipswich Town and Brentford.
They will meet the Eintracht Frankfurt Bundesliga Club in Europe League in the last eight, with the first stage In London on April 10 (20:00 GMT).
