US EditionTottenham Address De Zerbi’s Worrying Comments as Job Advertised on LinkedIn
- Tottenham Hotspur Football Club has advertised a job for a Men's First Team Lead Psychologist to provide evidence-based psychological support to elite players at Hotspur Way as part of their performance team.
- This recruitment follows manager Roberto De Zerbi's comments about the squad's mental fragility and confidence or mentality issues amid their fight against Premier League relegation.
- Tottenham currently sits in the Premier League relegation zone with five matches left, highlighting the urgency of addressing psychological challenges facing their players.
- The club has also posted vacancies for a sports psychologist for the women's team and a Health and Wellbeing Executive, showing a broader focus on psychological support within the club.
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SCAN SPORT - Currently 18th in the five-day Premier League at the end of the season, Tottenham's players are at the lowest psychological level, so much so that the club is looking for a solution to remedy it.
English Premier League (EPL) club Tottenham Hotspur is looking to hire a psychologist to strengthen the team's mentality. On the 23rd (Korean time), British media outlet 'BBC' highlighted, "Tottenham is looking to hire a chief psychologist after manager Roberto De Gervi said that the players' mentality needs to change."
The Tottenham passes for a distressing moment. London’s squad ranks 18th on the Premier League standings table. Together with the Burnley and Wolves, they are the squads that are installed in the dreaded descent zone. Spurs have two points less than the West Ham United, the last of the teams to be saved from falling into the Championship. The White Lilies, as they are nicknamed, seek help. Coach Roberto De Zerbi’s ideas no longer seem to be enou…
Tottenham advertise job role on LinkedIn after Roberto De Zerbi admission
Tottenham have posted a job advertisement on LinkedIn seeking a Men's First Team Lead Psychologist, just weeks after manager Roberto De Zerbi highlighted mental fragility within the squad.The north London club, currently battling against Premier League relegation, published the vacancy on Tuesday as they look to strengthen their backroom staff.This recruitment drive follows De Zerbi's candid assessment that his players are struggling with a "men…
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