Tottenham’s first-choice goalkeeper, Guglielmo Vicario, has established himself not only as a skilled shot-stopper but as a natural leader.
The Italian’s evident leadership qualities and passion for the club has very quickly made him a fan favourite at the club. These traits have been recognised by the manager as well, who recently included him in the team’s leadership group.
Vicario’s actions during Spurs’ recent 1-0 Europa League victory over AZ Alkmaar highlighted his influence.
Although rested for the game, with Fraser Forster covering in goal, Vicario stayed deeply engaged from the sidelines.
Throughout the match, he was seen intensely observing the play and consistently interacting with teammates, providing guidance even from the bench.
One memorable moment came when Dejan Kulusevski was subbed on for Lucas Bergvall in the 73rd minute.
Guglielmo Vicario shows he can be a future manager
Before the Swedish winger stepped onto the field, Vicario approached him to offer strategic advice.
This actions of the Italian have not gone unnoticed by fans, who are beginning to view Vicario as a potential future coach.
Throughout the match, Vicario’s leadership was evident, as he frequently gestured and called out instructions to support his teammates.
While manager Ange Postecoglou maintained his composed stance on the sideline, Vicario’s energy and command were apparent, highlighting his desire to take on a leadership role and demonstrating his impressive game intelligence.
Guglielmo Vicario has been a leader st the back for Tottenham since joining from Empoli. (Photo by Catherine Ivill – AMA/Getty Images)
Vicario has been an incredible signing for Tottenham
Since joining Tottenham from Empoli in June of last year, Vicario has quickly secured his place as the team’s starting goalkeeper in the Premier League.
The 28-year-old’s shot-stopping skills and decisive command of the box have been vital to Spurs’ defensive strength. His presence has provided stability, reinforcing Postecoglou’s confidence in him as a cornerstone in Tottenham’s lineup.