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Tottenham Hotspur has started a difficult season despite investments of 360 million euros and the new coach Roberto De Zerbi, as the team has yet to achieve a victory in the Premier League and is sitting in the relegation zones, while lacking clinical finishing and team cohesion. #TottenhamHotspur #PremierLeague #Fußball (translated)

Actu Foot reported that Roberto De Zerbi, after the 1-1 draw between Manchester United and Tottenham, said he had hugged Rodrigo Bentancur in the locker room after his expulsion. He explained that his team needed to respond and not accept defeat or a goal conceded, while acknowledging that the expulsion was not the right way to provoke that reaction. De Zerbi added that his team needed character and that football demanded it. https://t.co/DzzDy6GLxC #Football #Caractère #PremierLeague (translated)

Actu Foot reported, citing Sami Mokbel from the BBC, that Tottenham was set to go on a training camp in Marbella after their trip to Old Trafford. Roberto De Zerbi wanted to take advantage of the nine days separating the matches against Manchester United and Coventry to rejuvenate the team and strengthen group cohesion, the account indicated. #PremierLeague #Tottenham #Football (translated)

Actu Foot reported that Xavi Simons, a Tottenham player injured in his knee, had taken advantage of his rehabilitation to join the "Crossover into Business" program at Harvard Business School. The media clarified that it was an online semester course aimed at professional athletes, allowing them to develop their business knowledge alongside MBA students. #XaviSimons #Formation #Études (translated)

I am running to reunite the family of world football, implement genuine and lasting reforms, modernize FIFA for the 21st century, restore stability and credibility, and rebuild the trust that our sport urgently needs. Ramon Vega, 55 years old, former defender of Cagliari and Tottenham, announced his intention to run for the FIFA presidential elections scheduled for next year. #FIFA #Calcio #RamonVega (translated)

Joost Blaauwhof wrote that the injuries of Jan Paul van Hecke and Micky van de Ven were, in his opinion, not too serious. He reported that neither of them had been ruled out for the away match against Manchester United this coming weekend. https://t.co/NVlf8tmL4r #TottenhamHotspur #EPL #Blessures (translated)

Mundo Pelota reported that Alexia Putellas scored for the London City Lionesses against Tottenham in the Barclays WSL, taking advantage of a rebound to make it 1-0. It added that the player scored for the second consecutive match. https://t.co/rnuEPaGlR1 #AlexiaPutellas #BarclaysWSL #FútbolFemenino (translated)

Juan Jesus affirmed that Pedro Porro was pushing to return to Spain, whether in winter or during the summer, and that his main preference was FC Barcelona. According to what he wrote, the full-back believed that Barça offered the most ambitious project for a Spanish international and that he would be reunited with most of his national team companions there. The author attributed this stance to Porro's poor relationship with Roberto De Zerbi. He said that after recently renewing with Tottenham, the arrival of the Italian coach had changed the player's perspective on his future in London and that they had both been involved in several heated confrontations, both in private and in front of the squad. He added that Porro was closer to leaving the Spurs than to continuing at the club. #PedroPorro #FCBarcelona #Transferencias (translated)