Roberto De Zerbi needs to spark his team into life when they return to action. Fielding an attacking midfielder might provide a solution

Tottenham Hotspur enter an extended international break seeking solutions after a challenging start to the Premier League season. Head coach Roberto De Zerbi has overseen two draws and three defeats, with Spurs scoring just two goals ahead of their upcoming fixture against Manchester United on October 10.
De Zerbi has expressed concerns regarding the squad's overall physical conditioning and second-half performances against Everton and Aston Villa. The head coach faces potential tactical adjustments, including whether to maintain a midfield trio featuring Mateus Fernandes or introduce a specialized attacking midfielder such as James Maddison.
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