When will the 26-year-old Tottenham Hotspur striker revive his career, as patience with him is gradually running out.

“Ally McCoist was once again annoyed with Tottenham despite the win over Fulham, as he was left frustrated by the Frenchman,” the Express reported on Friday.

The Frenchman left Everton for Tottenham last summer. Much was expected of him after his time at Everton, where he scored 10 league goals, thanks to his work-rate, versatility to play on the flanks and in the center, and consistent goalscoring ability.

But at Tottenham, it’s a different story. He struggled mightily last season, scoring just one Premier League goal. The form he showed for Everton and the Brazilian national team was nowhere to be seen.

This season hasn’t been much different. He has just one goal in 12 league games. He admits he has had problems with those around him, saying, “The people who only wanted my money are gone now. Things will start to go well. I’m determined to do well at Tottenham and get back on my feet,” but he hasn’t yet found his wings.

The biggest problem is a lack of decisiveness. When he came in for Harry Kane, who left for Bayern Munich at the start of the season, he was a flop. He was supposed to be the focal point of the offense, but he was far from a sharp finisher. Eventually, he lost his place up front to Son Heung-min, who now plays on the left flank. 토스카지노

There was a turning point. He looked to have turned the corner when he scored a league-leading goal with his head against Sheffield United, but since then he has been silent and frustrating. It’s impressive that he’s pressing hard and creating chances for his teammates, but his final shot is still so disappointing.

The only consolation is that he is at least registering an assist. With three assists in the league, the Frenchman is doing his bit. Against Fulham, he assisted the opening goal with a simple pass to Son Heung-min in front of goal. Of course, Son’s sharp cutback was impressive, but he also took his share of the credit by connecting the ball without being greedy.