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For the Everton manager, Carlo Ancelotti, the concept of players having to adapt to the Premier League is exaggerated. Football is the same everywhere.
Everton won in the first week Premier League the 2020/2021 season when they visit Tottenham Hotspur’s home. The Toffees won by a score of 1-0.
Everton Manager, Carlo Ancelotti field debutants like Allan, Abdoulaye Doucoure, and James Rodriguez. All the debut players also performed brilliantly.
Allan and Abdoulaye Doucoure performed well as bodyguards in midfield. James Rodriguez, a former Real Madrid player, performed well on the right wing by creating many opportunities.
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James Rodriguez makes his Premier League debut (Getty Images / Catherine Ivill)— |
Reporting from Sport Bible, Carlo Ancelotti was asked about how he prepared his new players to adapt to the Premier League. Ancelotti answered with striking words.
“The players have no problem adapting to the Premier League. Because we all play the same sport, namely football,” Ancelotti replied.
“Football is the same everywhere,” joked the Italian manager.
 Carlo Ancelotti said the concept of adaptation in the Premier League was exaggerated (Getty Images / Nathan Stirk)— |
Ancelotti explained that the players must be able to perform well with each other. That is what is just known as adapting.
“They all have to know each other’s movements. They just have to adapt to their peers and know each other’s qualities,” said Ancelotti.
Carlo Ancelotti also in fact it wasn’t the coach yesterday afternoon. He has successfully won many titles in various countries, such as winning the Scudetto with AC Milan, winning the Premier League with Chelsea, winning the Champions League with Real Madrid, winning the Bundesliga with Bayern Munich, and winning the French League with PSG.
 Carlo Ancelotti has tasted the Premier League title with Chelsea (Getty Images)— |
Everton next will be Salford City in the Premier League Cup on 17 September early morning CET tomorrow. Furthermore, in the Premier League event on September 19, they will host the promoted team, West Brom.
Can you win again, Don Carlo?
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