Ex-Tottenham Hotspur midfielder Tom Huddlestone is certain that manager Jose Mourinho will bring success to the North London club despite the recent poor run in the Premier League. Tom Huddlestone is sure that Jose Mourinho would be a success as the Tottenham Hotspur boss as he believed that the Portuguese tactician has found his mojo back in North London.

Jose Mourinho was written off as a top manager by a lot of football stakeholders especially after his ill-fated spell as the Manchester United manager. Mourinho was sacked as the Manchester United boss at the end of 2018 and replaced by current manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer. Tom Huddlestonespoke about Jose Mourinho and his former club while he was on Sky Sports two weeks ago. He was on The Football Show to talk about Spurs, Jose Mourinho and their recent form in the league. Read More

It is a very common incident that players hide their injuries and play for the clubs to earn money. But at times this makes this leads them to the most awkward position where they get unable to play for their country when it is needed. The Tottenham Hotspur midfielder clears his view about this and has asked his co-players not to do this. In an interview, he said that Harry Kane will not like to see his country in trouble for him. As per Tom Huddlestone, many of the players hide the fact that they are not 100% fit to get to the field and play for the team. But still, they play the matches and in the most crucial times, their injuries stop them to perform at their top level for the team.

The club vs. country controversy is very old in the football arena. Since the clubs pay the players with huge amounts than that of their national teams, there is a common tendency in some of the players to play safe when they are playing for the national team. On the other hand, they put the best of their efforts for the clubs. The same fact has made Jose Mourinho disappointed that despite not being 100% fit, Kane may have a place in the first 11 of his team against Denmark. Since Kane is one of the star recruits of the Tottenham Hotspurs, the supporters will never like to see their favorite player to play with an injury.

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Tottenham Hotspur manager, Jose Mourinho has pledged to give teenage striker Troy Parrot more playing time in order to keep him in Tottenham for the long term.

The teenage sensation who has two years left on his contract, made his premier League debut in the 5-0 home win over Burnley in December. Mourinho gave the match ball to Parrot after the game, stating that the ball will have a bigger meaning to a player who last is still playing in the UEFA youth League.
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Paris St-Germain are set to increase the salary of superstar player Neymar in a bid to retain his services, per reports. With Barcelona being realistic with their financial situation as admitted publicly by Coach Setien, it is becoming more likely that the Neymar return to the Camp Nou will not happen this summer.

The French giants are hoping to use this opportunity to tie down the Brazilian star long term. They are planning a 33 million pounds deal to persuade the player to remain – meaning a whopping 640,000 pounds a week deal until 2025.
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