D-Sanchez: Spurs are trying to be a tough team to deal with, and Conte is a world-class coach

According to the Daily Mail, Tottenham defender Davinson Sanchez talked about the recent situation of Conte and the team in an interview, saying that Spurs are trying to become a difficult team to deal with, and Conte is a world-class coach.

Speaking about manager Conte, Sanchez said: "During his time here, we opened our hearts to him to learn about his philosophy, the way he works and the way he wants to do everything he wants, detail after detail. For strikers Kane, Son Heung-min, Lucas Jr. and Belwyn, he said: 'I think from the use of your abilities, you can play as freely as before. Our defenders are different because on the pitch the team relies on us to keep our goal. In my position, I need to be near-perfect in every game to avoid conceding goals and conceding the possibility of conceding goals. ”

"That's why he explained everything to us in detail, very clearly. The concepts aren't hard to understand, and when you're open to all kinds of ideas, it's a lot easier for them (coaches) and for us. Everybody is trying to move forward, pushing himself forward first, and then pushing us. We are on the right path and trying to be a difficult team to deal with. ”

Speaking about the team's multiple game postponements due to the epidemic, Sanchez said: "At the moment we are building the team. During this time, we failed to play against Burnley, Rennes, Brighton and Leicester City and have been training our pressing style, the movement of our backcourt, forward and midfield. He (Conte) did a more in-depth study of what he wanted, and the results were exactly what he expressed. He's proven himself in the past, he's a world-class coach and that's just getting started for us. ”

(Zhen Shiming)