Tottenham Hotspur finally won their first game of the season this week, 3-1 over Coventry, but they will face a much sterner test that will really tell them how…
Hotspur HQ's Joe Soriano argues that Tottenham Hotspur captain Micky van de Ven faces a major test against Chelsea. Ahead of the road fixture, the writer contends the defender must become more aggressive defensively to solidify his starting position in manager Roberto De Zerbi's high-pressing system, especially against top opposition.
While noting Van de Ven allows only 0.2 completed dribbles per game, the writer points out he lags behind teammates in tackles and interceptions. Soriano believes Van de Ven must deliver an active, dominant performance against Chelsea's attacking lineup, which features Joao Pedro, Morgan Rogers, and Cole Palmer under coach Xabi Alonso.
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