Roberto De Zerbi faces a big challenge tottenham. He only has a few days left in the job but the pressure is already mounting on the Italian following West Ham's win.
The London club had to make great efforts to secure a manager.
Initially, De Zerbi was keen to make a decision about his next club during the summer. But Spurs continued to push and sealed the deal, with De Zerbi arriving just weeks after his exit from Marseille. was covered by sports witnessSpurs have to be really convincing.
The former Brighton manager is accustomed to fighting bottom of the table during his time at Sassuolo and even Benevento. Despite De Zerbi's demanding approach to the game, it perhaps gives Tottenham some hope.
Now, support for the Italian has come from Paolo Di Canio, who has given his thoughts about the move.
There is no doubt that De Zerbi will be successful at Tottenham
spoke to paolo di canio Corriere Della Sera About many topics - including Italians in the Premier League.
In particular, the newspaper asked him about Roberto De Zerbi's move to Tottenham. The Italian said the 46-year-old had to swim across the Channel to join and he is right to take the job.
“Of course he did, he should have swum across the Channel. After another stormy dismissal, he is moving to a club that spends €250m a year.
"He said that even if they slip in the championship, he will still stay. And I believe you! But he is demanding and good at creating team spirit. He can do well."
Spurs will have an identity
It is well known that Roberto De Zerbi brings with him a lot of stress. His demanding style can lead to private and public battles, as he is accustomed to calling out the club leadership.
Also, he will give an identity to Tottenham. The club has been going through an identity crisis since the departure of Mauricio Pochettino and De Zerbi could fix that. This will also give results relatively quickly, even if not immediately.
The current team may not be fully capable of playing football his style. But working on the players now will make them better next season. Even if they get demoted, it would make a lot of sense for De Zerbi to stick around as they would be making a sacrifice in the hope of achieving something big.
Anyway, this is an optimistic look.
