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Postecoglou explains why Gray is “incredible” ahead of “large tasks”


Tottenham manager Ange Postecoglou praises 19-year-old Archie Gray, saying Spurs “no one” is comparable to Striker Dominic Solanke on Squad. Premier League Sunday (1:30pm).

Postecoglou players have overcome the 1-0 first parliament deficit and have reached the quarterfinals of the Europa League comfortably 3-18 Home victory over Az Alkmaar On Thursday, two Wilson O’Dobert goals were saved in the attacker’s first start after missing much of the campaign with a hamstring injury.

“Our press was much better,” Post Coglu made the improvements fresher for his sons Heung Min and James Madison after starting on the bench in a 2-2 draw at his home in Bournemouth last Sunday.

“I’m back on the team. Dom (Solanke’s) is a large part of our press because of the way he works in ninth place in that number. We look sharp in the previous third – it was great to get Wilson there.”

Archie Gray: Tottenham Genius “Incredible”

Summer Arrivals Gray has been pretty much present for Tottenham this season, playing in various positions in defense and midfield on their long injury absenteeism list.

The 19-year-old, signed from Leeds between £25 million and £30 million, began all nine of Tottenham’s previous Europa League matches in 2024/25, and later appeared as an alternative to Alkmaar.

“Archie plays an incredible number of roles and does a variety of jobs for us,” Postcogro said. “He has never mitigated the challenge of what he did.

“He started at centre-back (against Alkmaar) and it was midfield. People like Arch need to work for us.”

Fulham v Tottenham: “Spurs to make changes”

Flam is 8 points above Tottenham And five shy shy men in fifth Manchester City before the cottages host Tottenham with their ambition to continue their impressive campaign.

Marco Silva’s team draws 1-1 with the Spurs on December 1, aiming to recover from their final 2-1 defeat at Brighton and Hove Albion last Saturday.

“We saw how difficult it is (European victory),” warned Postkoglu. “Playing on Sunday after Thursday’s game is a big job.

“It’s even more difficult when we’re away. Having a healthier team makes sense for us to make some changes.”

Tottenham is targeting their first league victory in three matches, but they beat Ipswichtown and Brentford to win the final two top flight away matches.

They met Bundesliga club Eintrohad Frankfurt in the final eighth Europa League and in the first leg In London on April 10th (8pm GMT).



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