REPORTS‼️- The position Ange Postecoglou was using Wilson Odobert in Tottenham training before Everton match has caught everyone by Surprise
Wilson Odobert has officially started training with his new Tottenham Hotspur teammates, marking the beginning of what many hope will be a promising chapter in his career. Spurs stunned the football world with the last-minute acquisition of the talented French attacker from Burnley just days before the new Premier League season kicked off.
This unexpected transfer has generated significant buzz, as Odobert is considered one of the most exciting young prospects in European football. Tottenham has secured a player who has the potential to develop into a star in the years to come, and fans are eagerly anticipating his impact on the team.
The possibility of Odobert making his debut for Tottenham is fast approaching, with Everton set to visit this weekend. As the match day draws nearer, all eyes will be on whether the 19-year-old sensation will get his first taste of action in a Spurs jersey.
Under the guidance of manager Ange Postecoglou, Tottenham has been diligently preparing for their upcoming clash against Everton. The team is looking to bounce back after a frustrating 1-1 draw against Leicester City in their season opener—a game that Spurs arguably should have won. Despite dominating much of the match, a string of missed opportunities allowed Leicester’s Jamie Vardy to snatch a late equalizer, leaving Tottenham with a single point.
As Tottenham seeks redemption against Everton, Odobert’s potential debut is one of the most intriguing storylines to watch. Last season, the young forward featured in 29 Premier League games for Burnley, where he showcased his versatility across the front line under the management of Vincent Kompany. Although he was primarily utilized on the left wing, his adaptability means that he could fit into various positions within Postecoglou’s tactical setup.
Interestingly, reports from *Football London* suggest that Postecoglou might have different plans for Odobert at Tottenham. During recent training sessions, Odobert was observed playing on the right side, where he linked up well with Manor Solomon, even scoring from one of Solomon’s crosses. Additionally, Odobert was seen working alongside Dejan Kulusevski, further highlighting his ability to integrate quickly with his new teammates.
One of the key advantages that Tottenham has with Odobert is his flexibility. The teenager is comfortable playing on either flank, as a central striker, or even in a number 10 role, giving Postecoglou a valuable tactical asset.
Despite his young age, Odobert is already making a strong impression in training. During a recent session at Hotspur Way, he showcased his skills in a manner that left an indelible mark on those watching. In one standout moment, Odobert outmaneuvered fellow new signing Archie Gray—a highly-rated youngster in his own right—with a dazzling display of footwork.
*Football London* vividly described the moment: “Odobert demonstrated his blistering pace and tricky footwork, proving he’s more than capable of finding the back of the net. In one of his most impressive moments, he bamboozled Gray, who was playing as a centre-back alongside Dragusin, executing a perfect Cruyff turn to create space before firing the ball into the bottom corner past Whiteman.”
As Odobert continues to settle into life at Tottenham, there is little doubt that he possesses the raw talent and determination needed to make a significant impact. However, patience will be key as he adjusts to the demands of playing under Postecoglou and competing in the Premier League. Nonetheless, if his early performances in training are any indication, Odobert could very well become a pivotal figure for Spurs in the near future.
