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De Zerbi Blames Preseason Tour Of Australia For Spurs’ Physical Unreadiness
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De Zerbi Blames Preseason Tour Of Australia For Spurs’ Physical Unreadiness

Complete Sports about 1 hour 1 mins read

Tottenham manager Roberto De Zerbi blamed the club’s pre-season tour of Australia for their physical unreadiness and a 3-0 opening-day defeat to Brentford. De Zerbi stated that Tottenham are behind schedule in their fitness and not yet a fully functioning team. He explained that Femi Azeez Makes PFA Championship Team Of The Yearlong-haul travel to [...]

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