Marmoush Must Improve In Front Of Goal – De Zerbi

Spurs manager Roberto De Zerbi has delivered a blunt assessment of Tottenham Hotspur’s attack. He recently had his say while speaking to the press, and fans have been reacting.

Warning summer signing Omar Marmoush that he must elevate his game, the Italian tactician blasted the Egyptian’s poor finishing and decision-making in the final third.

De Zerbi, however, added that the former Manchester City striker is still finding his feet in a system that demands perfection.

His words, “I spoke now about Marmoush. But Marmoush, we have to analyse if he has, or not, 15, 12 goals. I think, yes, because he has all the qualities, enough to score that number of goals. He has to improve, of course.

Or how many crosses went over the second post? From Mathys Tel, two times, Savio, one time. Savio I think it’s the last decision.

The ball from Pedro Porro on Mateus Fernandes when he played with Kudus and then for the header of Solanke, Mateus was completely alone to go forward to score. I think we played well but in the last third we have to improve.

Anyway, I’m very happy for the spirit of the team, for the organisation, with and without the ball. We didn’t suffer nothing. Their style of play is very clear, long ball and second ball. But even this second ball, we won many, many duels.

They have good players and taking points in this stadium is not so easy. We are not happy because we didn’t win, but I think this is the right spirit and the right way to move on in this moment.

Meeting, watching, analysing together with the players. Also, I think, winning the games, because, you know, the confidence, the enthusiasm, it can be crucial to find the right decision.”