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The Tottenham Hotspur squad is facing a selection dilemma ahead of their Carabao Cup clash against Liverpool. Ange Postecoglou’s team is depleted due to suspensions and injuries, forcing the manager to make some tough decisions.
One of the key questions is whether to start new signing Antonin Kinsky in goal. The young goalkeeper is eligible to play after receiving his work permit, but Brandon Austin impressed on his debut against Newcastle.
The defense is likely to see a continuation of the recent trend, with Pedro Porro, Radu Dragusin, Archie Gray, and Djed Spence maintaining their positions. Sergio Reguilon, despite a decent performance in the second half against Newcastle, is expected to miss out on a starting role.
The midfield selection hinges on Postecoglou’s strategy regarding Brennan Johnson and Dejan Kulusevski. Johnson offers defensive support on the right flank, which could be crucial against Liverpool’s attack. However, the manager might opt to deploy Kulusevski in the front three, allowing him to field his preferred midfield trio of Lucas Bergvall, Rodrigo Bentancur, and Yves Bissouma. Bentancur is pushing for a starting spot after serving his suspension, while Bissouma also hopes to feature after starting on the bench last weekend.
The return of Son Heung-min provides a significant boost to Tottenham’s attacking options. He is expected to reclaim his spot on the left wing, partnering with Dominic Solanke in the center of attack.
The upcoming Carabao Cup clash against Liverpool presents a significant challenge for Tottenham. While key player absences pose a hurdle the return of Son and the potential debut of Kinsky offer a glimmer of hope. The team selection will be crucial and Postecoglou’s tactical decisions will determine whether Tottenham can defy the odds and secure a positive result against their formidable opponents. Antonin Kinsky will be hoping to start Tottenham’s Carabao Cup tie against Liverpool on Wednesday evening
