Italian media football-italia reported that Tottenham's new signing Bentancur admitted that he had not thought about moving to Tottenham, but he was also very happy to come to North London. Bentancur said the Premier League and Serie A were completely different in terms of rhythm and physical requirements, and the referees did not often whistle to stop the game.
Screenshot of the football-italia report
On the winter window transfer deadline, Bentankur and Kulousevsky packed up for Tottenham. Bentancour's highest transfer fee could reach 25 million, and after arriving at Tottenham, Bentancour immediately grabbed the starting position. Unfortunately, in the match against Burnley, just 6 minutes into the opening game, Bentancour sprained his ankle, and although he persisted for 45 minutes in heavy rain, he was replaced after half-time. Post-match scans showed That Bentankull was out of injury for at least three weeks, and possibly longer.
Speaking of Conte and Allegri, Bentancourt said: "There is a similarity between the two, which is that both people have only victory in their hearts. Like when we beat Manchester City, we saw Conte's reaction, he lives in football in the most incredible way, he passes that passion on to the players and I'm happy to be able to work with him at Tottenham. ”
Having said that, Bentankull also admitted that a move to Tottenham was not his plan. "It all happened outside of my plans, when I was playing in the national team, so I didn't think about a transfer. It's really surprising, but I'm also very happy to be here at Tottenham. ”
As for the difference between the Premier League and Serie A, Bentankur also talked about his feelings: "There is no doubt that the rhythm and physical requirements of the game are completely different, and the Premier League referees rarely blow the whistle, so you can have more time to play without interference. I'm adapting pretty well, but more needs to be done. My goal is to improve every day, to do my best to help my team-mates, to help Spurs reach the top four of the Premier League and qualify for the Champions League. ”