At the beginning of the season, Tottenham Hotspur signed Micky van de Ven from VfL Wolfsburg.
The Dutch defender has swiftly adjusted to life in the Premier League and has so far been excellent for the north London club. The 22-year-old is already a priceless asset for Tottenham, and with coaching and experience, he should only get better.
Michael Bridge, a reporter for Sky Sports, asserted on GiveMeSport that Van van Ven is without a doubt Tottenham’s greatest acquisition of the season. But because of his incredible speed, he is prone to hamstring strains.
Tottenham will be hoping that he can overcome his injury issues in the upcoming seasons since he has already had a few setbacks this season.
“I believe Spurs made an incredibly good hire in the summer.” Micky van de Ven, an excellent defender, was the best addition. He moves at an amazing velocity. Regretfully, I believe that may make him more prone to the occasional hamstring strain.
To prevent injuries in the near future, the Dutchman must control and time his sprints effectively.The 22-year-old is a superb defender who has shown an amazing sense of the game this season.
Although his greatest strength is still his recovery pace, he will need to avoid overdoing it on the sprints and instead conserve his energy.
Guglielmo Vicario has been very impressive for Tottenham
Apart from Van de Ven, Bridge has heaped praise on goalkeeper Guglielmo Vicario as well. The Italian has been quite impressive since replacing Hugo Lloris as the club’s first choice goalkeeper.
He has hit the ground running in the Premier League and he seems to have adapted to English football’s physicality quite well.
“Guglielmo Vicario has been a great signing as well, but Ange Postecoglou has been talking about this just being the start.
There are still a lot of players who won’t fit into his system and will eventually move on, so I’m still envisaging a busy summer for Spurs.”
Tottenham has completed some good business this year, and it will be intriguing to watch whether they are able to add more players to the roster before the season ends.
