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Matheus Fernandes discusses ambitions and De Zerbi's influence at Spurs

Tottenham's Matheus Fernandes expresses confidence in the squad and head coach Roberto De Zerbi.

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Matheus Fernandes, Tottenham's summer signing, remains optimistic about the club's potential despite a challenging start to the Premier League season. The midfielder, who joined Spurs after a successful spell at West Ham, believes he has joined a squad capable of competing for trophies. Fernandes was highly sought after, with interest from several clubs, including Manchester United, but ultimately chose Spurs for their vision and ambition.

A key factor in Fernandes' decision was his conversation with head coach Roberto De Zerbi. He described De Zerbi's passion for football and his commitment to the players as influential in his choice to join Tottenham. Fernandes noted that De Zerbi spoke not only to him but also to his family, assuring them of his care and support, which left a strong impression on the young midfielder.

Fernandes expressed his excitement about working under De Zerbi, stating that he felt a connection with the manager from their first meeting. He highlighted the importance of De Zerbi's coaching style, which he believes will enhance his performance on the pitch. The midfielder is eager to develop his skills further, especially given the quality of the players around him at Spurs.

Despite Tottenham's struggles in the opening matches, Fernandes remains confident that the team will soon find their rhythm. He acknowledged the scrutiny that comes with poor results but emphasised the need for patience as they adapt to De Zerbi's tactical approach. Fernandes is determined to contribute to the team's success and aims to achieve his goal of winning silverware with Tottenham.

via Sky Sports

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