Tanguy Ndombele’s movement is a little unorthodox, but when he gets himself involved he’s virtually unplayable. Tottenham got 78-minutes out of the boy yesterday, which is the longest stint we’ve seen since a Carabao Cup game against Chelsea back in September.
The Frenchman had another useful game, winning 6 offensive duels and achieved 5 touches in the Leeds penalty box. The missing ingredient at Tottenham is in the area of constructing attacks, which explains how Harry Kane has managed to tweak his game without stepping on anyone’s toes. Mourinho needs more from Tanguy and more from Lo Celso.