Mathys Tel highlights what Tottenham 'missed last year' after impressive pre-season under De Zerbi - To The Lane And Back
· Shehryar Edibam · 2026-08-15T23:03:07+00:00 · nguồn gốc
Mathys Tel praises Roberto De Zerbi for transforming Tottenham’s energy and togetherness during pre-season.
Tottenham Hotspur attacker Mathys Tel has praised head coach Roberto De Zerbi for transforming the atmosphere around the club, highlighting a dramatic increase in energy and togetherness compared to last season.
Following Spurs’ impressive 3-0 pre-season victory over Bundesliga outfit Hoffenheim at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, the French forward offered clear insight into how the squad’s dynamic has evolved. Speaking after delivering a standout two-assist performance, Tel emphasized that De Zerbi’s managerial approach has injected renewed enthusiasm both on and off the pitch.
Reflecting on what has changed inside the camp under Roberto De Zerbi during pre-season preparations, Mathys Tel delivered an honest assessment shared by fan outlet Last Word On Spurs on X:
“I’d say the energy. Last year we missed this energy, and now we can feel it on the pitch and off the pitch.
“The manager is behind us, always with us. We can see on the pitch we’re all together, so I’m very happy.”
Stellar Performance and Creative Hub Against Hoffenheim
Tel’s positive comments followed a dominant display on the pitch where he acted as Tottenham’s primary creative hub against Hoffenheim. Operating with physical dynamism, technical skill, and directness, the former Bayern Munich forward was instrumental in opening up the German team’s defensive structure.
After Richarlison put Spurs ahead in the first half following a clever cutback from Andy Robertson, Tel took center stage during the second half. He set up young winger Mikey Moore twice, first delivering a precise cross for Moore’s opening goal before driving forward on another rapid run to assist Moore’s clinical second finish to wrap up a convincing 3-0 win.
Tel’s strong form and enthusiastic comments reflect the broader tactical turnaround taking place at Hotspur Way. Having experienced a challenging campaign last season, the squad has fully embraced De Zerbi’s demanding pressing philosophy and possession-based build-up structure.
By establishing strong dressing room communication and a clear unified vision, De Zerbi has restored confidence across the roster. With Tel flourishing during pre-season fixtures and staking a powerful claim for a starting spot in Tottenham’s upcoming Premier League opener against Brentford, Spurs appear well-positioned to carry strong momentum into the new campaign.