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Soccer · Premier League · published 2026-10-24T00:00:00+00:00 · via Get Italian Football News

Tonali praises Tottenham unity after Coventry result

Sandro Tonali said Tottenham appeared to function more as a collective after beating Coventry City. The midfielder moved to Spurs in a costly summer deal. His remarks follow a difficult start to the season for Roberto De Zerbi's team despite significant transfer spending.

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Sandro Tonali, a midfielder who joined Tottenham in an expensive summer transfer, commented on the team’s display after its win over Coventry City. He suggested Spurs looked more like a unified group in that match.

His remarks come during a challenging opening to the campaign for Roberto De Zerbi’s side, which has invested heavily in new players.

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Supporters, players, and club staff may feel the effects of how a costly signing describes team unity. Positive remarks could shape fan mood and media narratives around Tottenham, potentially easing pressure on the squad and coach. For the wider football public, the story may reinforce discussion about whether expensive recruitment translates into cohesion, affecting how supporters and commentators judge club strategy.

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