Journalist Noah Bachner has urged Tottenham HotspurLucas Bergvall should not rush things as he experiences a surge in his career for the first time.
Bachner, writing in his column for expresshas analyzed the 20-year-old's situation with Sweden and the growing concern.
The midfielder lost prominence at Tottenham following the arrival of Roberto De Zerbi in March.
He played 113 minutes under De Zerbi, but this did not prevent him from earning a place in Graham Potter's squad for the World Cup.
Bergvall has settled for three substitute matches so far and is unlikely to start against France on Tuesday.
tottenham player struggling with nt
Noah Bachner claims Lucas Bergvall was 'completely exhausted' days before Sweden's clash with Tunisia. The national team cited weather and food as the reasons for this.
"The association representative at the scene was careful to explain that he had worked hard in the heat and needed to eat, and that was certainly the case. But perhaps there was something more than that that was troubling him," He said.
Graham Potter decided not to start the Spurs man against Tunisia, largely due to his uncertain club future.
Earlier this month, the British press reported that he has been asked to leave Tottenham Hotspur this summer. Bergvall declined to discuss Convinced of his exit, he insisted he wanted to remain focused on the national team.
"In the background, there was an ongoing investigation into the situation at Tottenham, where De Zerbi had come in as the new coach. The summer has meant a frantic search for new midfielders for Spurs." Bachner explained.
“Just days after the disappointing performance in Dallas, news leaked that Bergvall was moving out of London.
"For a player who has grown up in an environment of promotion, this is certainly a new point to reach. In the Premier League, everything started well. He was a bright spot during a dark Tottenham period, on the verge of a certain breakthrough. Then came last season, and with it the first period of recession in his career."
Spurs man told not to rush
Expressen reporter believes Lucas Bergvall looks like he is in a 'rush'. He uses an incident against Japan to highlight why the player is not starting for Sweden.
"What has prevented him from getting much playing time in England is largely the same thing that has kept him out of the starting lineup for the national team," He added.
“He doesn't always know when to step forward and when to stop and study the pitch.
"Just a few minutes after his substitution against Japan, he played very well in the second half. We saw a typical situation. His desire to drive the ball through the defense at the wrong time prevented him from gaining possession of the ball and resulted in an awkward tackle."
Bergvall's immediate focus will be on the clash against France. After the World Cup, he must decide his future at Spurs.
