Dejan Kulusevski defends Tottenham Head of Ange Postecoglou and says each side would fight the crisis of the injury Novske vesti

Dejan Kulusevski defended the subfil-fire coach Ange Postecoglou and said that Spurs “Paying Price” because there are not enough available players.

Spurs sit 15. In Prime League after Sunday 2-1 Leicester loss extended their babies in seven games, but Kulusevski insists on their bad crisis.

The Violation List of the Tottenham injury stretched in double numbers in recent weeks, leaving them with a bustling type provisions for the type of node while competing on four fronts.

Speaking of the Europa League meeting with Elfsborg, during which it will seal his passage in the last 16, Kulusevski recognized Spurs' form of the Premier League, “but insisted that the context of their lack of absentees is crucial.

“Opinions are changing,” said the question about recent criticisms of managers and players.

“I don't listen to anyone because I know the truth and see the truth from my side. It doesn't matter what people say. There was never.

“League is very bad, and the game on Sunday was heavy to lose, but you have to stay clear and focus on goals.

“We made mistakes, don't mistake me. We made a lot of mistakes.

“But we are 11 fit players, or 10 prayers, in four competitions. That's not right and therefore a team pays the price, especially in the league.

“You can look at the manager, you can see the players. But I think that's bigger than that. All this included.”

He continued, “We play three matches per week with nine or 10 players. That's all I need to say, it's nothing more than that.

“I think everyone has to look at the picture and ask themselves how we came so far. That's it.

“Yes, I say that,” he added when he asked if the squad was not big enough.

“We have 11 players who play three matches on Sunday for a long period. I don't see any other team doing it. It's the only thing we should watch.”

'Ange is a real man for spurs'

Kulusevski added that the postecoglou is a real man who runs Tottenham through this difficult period and agreed with the claims of his manager that this season could still score “something special.”

“Yes, I agree with him,” he said. “Three cups, we really work well in cups. I think we can do great things in these last four months.”

Asked why the postecoglou was a real man, Kulusevski added: “Because we had games in which we showed the perfect football and football that are not many teams in the world.

“We played a beautiful against (Manchester) United, the city of Away 4-0 and yes, behind it.

“I have to fight for him because I believe in that football too. Yes, he's a real man.”

Ange: Pressure does not affect me

Meanwhile, in the meantime, he insisted that he did not compete with recent surveillance surrounding his future, saying he focuses instead on the conversion of their shape in the Premier League and continuing to search for compensation for the buyers.

“He doesn't affect me,” he said. “There is never and never. My view of my role was never about self-preservation, it is an attempt to achieve.

“I'm still in a position where we can do it. You suggest you at a time a peaceful comment on me who is not surprising given our position league, but I don't have to answer it or I can't answer it.

“I don't care, he doesn't affect me. What I am important to prepare for tomorrow's game.

“We are in a great position to achieve something really special this year. I'm pushing everything in the club not to lose sight of the fact that they are able to do something especially still there if we work on the way through it.”

The postecoglou revealed Micky Van de Ven will make his return from the injury against Elfsborg, but James Maddison faces two to three weeks with soy spools.

Pope Matar Sarr and Yves Bissoums are also available for the face of Elfsborg, but Cristian Romero will just return to contact after the premiere of the Prime League with Brentford, live Sky Sports.