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Feyenoord manager Robin van Persie has hinted that striker Ayase Ueda could leave the club this summer. leeds united And Tottenham Hotspur.

Today’s report Comments from the Feyenoord manager in 1908 Today about the 27-year-old striker. He is not sure Ueda will stay in the Netherlands this summer.

leeds united and tottenham circling

Ayase Ueda has been impressing for the Netherlands this season, with 25 goals in 29 games so far in the Eredivisie.

The Japanese striker is on his way to winning the Golden Boot and it hasn’t gone unnoticed.

Reports in England this week suggest that both Leeds and Tottenham have the striker on their radar. Both clubs are reportedly ready to approach the Dutch club for the attacker in the summer.

Those reports have, naturally, reached the Netherlands. And the question of the striker’s future was put to Van Persie ahead of the clash with Fortuna Sittard. He was clear about his priorities but was not confident about Ueda’s retention.

“From my perspective, I hope he’s there next year. He’s extremely important for us and our style of play,” he said.

“He started very well, then had a somewhat weak period, and we talked about that as well. It’s good to see him bounce back from that; it says a lot about his character as well.”

“From his point of view, it might be a good time to make a move, but it’s not up to me. I don’t know if it’s realistic or not, but like I said: I hope he stays.”

leeds or tottenham?

Given his impressive displays for Feyenoord, Leeds and Tottenham are unlikely to be the only side in the mix for Ayase Ueda this summer.

He will definitely wait to see what options are available to him before making any major decisions. After all, Tottenham cannot become a Premier League team until the transfer is resolved.

Van Persie’s latest comments certainly sound like a manager who is expecting something to happen somehow, even if he would rather it not happen.

Tottenham manager Igor Tudor faces a big challenge at his new club and the first sign of this came in the defeat to Arsenal.

sports witness It covers how the Croatian is already making some big decisions in an effort to get the club back on track. He also had a tough job at Juventus last season and he did not disappoint by taking them to the Champions League.

At the moment, the job at Tottenham is similar to the one Tudor found himself in at Udinese. He saved the club from relegation in 2018 and Spurs need that too.

Former Udinese player Bram Nuytink has now spoken about Tudor’s time at the club, and the fractured relationship with the manager.

Dutch defender not a fan of Tottenham manager

Currently at NEC, spoke to the Protector Gianluca Di Marzio About his time under the Tudors.

He made it clear that the Croatian yells a lot and the two never got along well at Udinese. The Dutchman also revealed Tudor’s strict approach to training, which he has already introduced at Tottenham.

“Even in Udine I faced hard times. wWith Tudor, who trained us twice, we never really succeeded. For the first time, in 2018, he shouted a lot, was harsh. I remember an argument with Sékou Fofana in training. They sent him off the field.”

Bram Nuytnk made it clear that Udinese needed a jolt at that moment and the Tottenham manager gave them exactly that.

“The team needed a jolt. He came in with four games left and we were in trouble. I didn’t understand it at the time, but over time I came to terms with it. In the end we saved ourselves, he left and came back the next year, under similar circumstances. Same script: tough approach and protection.”

Adding more details, the player revealed that Tudor played a role in his sale from Udinese.

“He was confirmed for next season and in the summer he told me he didn’t want me in the team anymore.

“I’ll tell you – on the last day of the transfer window, the management called me. ‘Bram, we sold you to Ligue 1. We’re sorry, but you’re not in the coach’s plans. Good luck. .’ I didn’t want to believe it. I knew I could still help Udinese. In fact, I declined the offer and remained on the bench for months.

Nuytink revealed that he enjoyed it more under Luca Gotti than at Tudor.

“After ten games, Tudor was fired. Gotti Arrived at his place, and immediately something special happened to him. At my first job, they relaunched me as a starter and it was fantastic. I thank them. Thanks to him too, I stayed at Udinese for the next three years“

the tottenham manager takes no prisoners

It is clear that Tudor was quite open and clear about his rules and ideas at Udinese. This affected Nuytink’s career but the club achieved a major goal of staying in Serie A.

Given the disappointing situation, Tottenham also want the same right now. It appears that Thomas Frank has problems with specific players and Tudor must fix it using his own brutal methods.

Injuries won’t help but the new manager will have to make big selection decisions in the next few weeks. This is likely to be season defining and given his track record as an interim manager, Tudor can certainly be trusted to deliver the task.

At least Igor Tudor is particularly experienced in dealing with a pesky Dutch defender during relegation battles. That may come in handy soon.