78
Global
79
Ataque
81
Mediocampo
78
Defensa
Manager: Ruben Amorim
Following a short stint with Leverkusen, littered with silverware, Amorim embraced a new project, with the mission of revitalizing a decaying Spurs side that had failed to achieve its ambition of Champions League qualification for the past two seasons, under Scott Parker.
In north London, Amorim was reunited with a number of his former Sporting CP title-winning players, and implemented his trademark 3-4-2-1 system with immediate improvements to individual players, as well as overall playing quality.
Son +1/+2
Mitrovic +2
Edwards +1
Maddison +1/+2/+3
Tapsoba +2
Bissouma +1
Inácio +2
Udogie +2
Brozovic +1
Raphinha +1/+2
Vinagre +1
Trippier +2
Following a short stint with Leverkusen, littered with silverware, Amorim embraced a new project, with the mission of revitalizing a decaying Spurs side that had failed to achieve its ambition of Champions League qualification for the past two seasons, under Scott Parker.
In north London, Amorim was reunited with a number of his former Sporting CP title-winning players, and implemented his trademark 3-4-2-1 system with immediate improvements to individual players, as well as overall playing quality.
Son +1/+2
Mitrovic +2
Edwards +1
Maddison +1/+2/+3
Tapsoba +2
Bissouma +1
Inácio +2
Udogie +2
Brozovic +1
Raphinha +1/+2
Vinagre +1
Trippier +2
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