British media outlet football insider reported that Spurs former goalkeeper Robinson said that if Spurs trusted Conte, then they would support the decision he made. "If Conte doesn't need Lotserso, then don't hesitate to send the players away. Conte is a world-class coach and Tottenham Hotspur executives must believe in him. Robinson stressed.
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Against Chelsea, Conte expelled Lothairso, as well as Ndombele and Alli, from the squad. The decision was no accident, as the three stars joined forces in the FA Cup against Relegated League One relegation team Morcum, but the play was a disaster. As a midfield organizer, Locelso did not have any threatening passes, even the corner was extremely bad. Lotharso's transfer fee for Joining Tottenham at the time was $50 million and his weekly salary was £70,000.
Rousseau was also furious at Conte's decision to remove himself from the squad. Conte has asked the club to send the Argentine midfielder away in January. Commenting on Lo cereso's defeat against Chelsea's squad, Robinson responded: "Locelso is a good player, but right now, The Tottenham club must trust Conte, he is a world-class coach, and the Tottenham top brass must trust Conte. You have to give him two or three transfer windows and buy the players he wants. It's certainly not a quick fix for Tottenham and Conte also needs to give up players he doesn't want. ”
"There is no doubt that Lotselso is the one to be sent away. I think Locelzo can play in a lot of positions, but if Conte doesn't want him, that's the right decision and you have to listen to Conte. However, the players Conte wants to buy now, the Tottenham club has spent so much time not signing one, and it frustrates me. Robinson expressed his dissatisfaction with his old club and urged Levi and Paratic to sign new signings quickly.
In the past two seasons, Locelsol has returned to the Argentine national team to play quite actively, but also left a hidden danger of injury. After returning from the Argentine national team, Rousseau often recuperated at Tottenham.