Former Tottenham player William Troost-Ekong believes that new interim manager Igor Tudor will have the squad 'running through brick walls' in their upcoming match against Arsenal. Troost-Ekong, who played under Tudor at Udinese, highlights the manager's front-foot attacking tactics and high-risk, high-reward style, which he believes will be a stark contrast to the reserved approach of his predecessor, Thomas Frank.
Tudor, a former Juventus and Udinese manager, has taken on the role with the sole aim of guiding the team away from the threat of relegation. Troost-Ekong praises Tudor's ability to instill confidence in the team and his focus on tactical work, which he believes will be key to success in the Premier League.
However, Troost-Ekong acknowledges that Tudor's lack of experience in the Premier League could be a factor. He also highlights the manager's strong personality and his ability to get the best out of his players, which he believes will be crucial in getting the squad 'running through brick walls'.
The north London derby is the perfect game for Tudor to make his mark, and Troost-Ekong is confident that the manager will not be intimidated by the occasion. He believes that Tudor's attacking style and high-risk approach will lead to an exciting and potentially high-scoring game, with the squad giving their all for him.
Tudor's first experience of English football could be a challenge, but Troost-Ekong is confident that his strong personality and tactical acumen will serve him well in his new surroundings. The former centre-back has managed in France and Turkey, and his experience with great clubs like Galatasaray and Juventus could be key to his success in the Premier League.
