News about Yves Bissouma

Ange Postecoglou bristled at the notion that anyone might be losing faith in his Tottenham revolution. Or that he could do with a statement win against big opponents like Arsenal to restore it. 'If people have lost faith in what we're doing, I cannot let that be my guide,' said Postecoglou. 'My guide is what I see on a daily basis, the way we play our football, the way the team is growing. 'I'm as optimistic and as bullish as I've ever been. There's nothing I've seen to make me waver in my belief about what we're doing.'

A key Tottenham midfielder has been forced into a grovelling apology after filming himself inhaling laughing gas and posting it on Snapchat. The Spurs star in question posted a video of himself inhaling nitrous oxide in a chauffeur-driven limousine and laughing between puffs to his private Snapchat account, which the Sun have obtained. The news comes just a week before Spurs start their Premier League season at Leicester City next Monday night and will be an unwanted distraction for boss Ange Postecoglou and his team-mates.

Son Heung-min and Yves Bissouma are back from international service and ready to play, according to Ange Postecoglou, who is enjoying his 'healthiest' Tottenham team for a while.' Tottenham Hotspur defeated Brighton on Saturday afternoon, one week after the Toffees were 2-2 draw against Everton, where a stoppage time penalty earned them a late point against Spurs. Son Heung-min has returned from Asian Cup service with South Korea, with Tottenham manager Terry Jones announcing his recovery on Thursday, just 24 hours before hosting the Seagulls on Friday.

Yves Bissouma tested positive for malaria during his stay at the AFCON tournament, according to Mali head coach Eric Chelle. Since testing positive early in the tournament, the Tottenham defender has been suffering from malaria. Both Bissouma and Moussa Diarra were affected by Malaria, according to Mali's head coach Eric Chelle.

Ange Postecoglou's reign at Tottenham has gone from 'dreamland' to 'disaster,' in less than a month, as the Australian combats a number of issues. Spurs have been plagued by a late injury crisis, including first-team stars James Maddison, Micky van de Ven, and Rodrigo Bentancur. Cristian Romero and Yves Bissouma's latest suspensions have certainly not contributed to their cause, and the team has lost three straight games in the league.

SUTTON CHECKHAM: Arsenal has Declan Rice. Rodri is the manager of Manchester City. Yves Bissouma is a footballer for Tottenham Hotspur. Moises Caicedo is a Chelsea defender. Alexis Mac Allister is a footballer for Liverpool. Manchester United, on the other hand, have a defensive midfielder who I described as a £70 million panic signing last year, for which I was chastised. Last year, Casemiro's campaign was a success. In his 30s, the Brazilian singer in his 30s was better than I had expected. However, he is now injured, and when he does return, he doesn't appear to be concerned with the amount of demand.

In Tottenham's match against Manchester United, Cristian Romero and Casemiro are the joint-favourites to be booked. During the blockbuster clash in north London on Saturday evening, Sky Bet had the pair on 7/4 to be refereed by referee Michael Oliver. Casemiro was chastised for his discipline during his debut season in England in 2022-23, making him the only player to be suspended twice in the Premier League. In contrast, Romero gained 11 yellows and two reds in all competitions.

MATT BARLOW: Tottenham's quest for the brave new world starts with a preseason tour down under, and the club's new head coach Ange Postecoglu promises to rewrite the club's culture as he promises to rewrite the team's identity. 'Win, score, be exciting, and a moving watch' has been the message sent by Spurs' fifth permanent manager in four turbulent years since Spurs reached the Champions League final in four turbulent years. Postecoglu is committed to attacking and challenging football. He expects high quality in preparation and behaviour, and he will have the opportunity to get to know his players better and shape his plans for the season.

Managers in Premier League are like box-buyers. Few head coaches walk through the doors of a new top flight club on their own, without the assistance of their trusted backroom staff behind them. As Chelsea owner Todd Boehly wooed Graham Potter (left) away from Brighton for a lucrative five-year contract, the pair may not have guessed which staff members the 47-year-old wanted to bring with him to Stamford Bridge. His Cinderella story from the fourth level of Swedish football to the Champions League's dizzying heights deserves high praise, although Potter would be the first to admit that his backroom workers (right) was instrumental in his meteoric rise.

Following his success with Brighton over the past few seasons, Graham Potter has been named one of the most highly rated young managers in the Premier League. His success on the south-coast has led to his appearances in a number of top jobs in England, but after being allowed to talk to Chelsea about the vacant managerial position, he may be ready to try his luck at one of the country's top clubs. Chris Hughton left the club in 2019, and although there isn't any immediate improvement in results, there are still plenty of reasons for fans to be hopeful with Potter in charge of the club.

Brighton has recouped more than £80 million from the sale of Marc Cucurella and Yves Bissouma, who were both unknown numbers when joining the Premier League in this transfer window alone. Potter has shown that the club will adapt to losing key players and keep making strides, and the £15 million signing of Estupinan from Villarreal is another exciting addition. Potter has a reputation for his astute work in the transfer market, but he hasn't played down the prospect that Estupinan would reach similar heights.

Destiny Udogie's defender Destiny Udogie has agreed to join Tottenham Hotspur for £21 million, plus add-ons this summer. Udogie, who has been earmarked for a call-up to the full Italy squad after already playing for the U21s, is considered a long-term investment by Spurs. In the ensuing season, the Premier League giants have agreed to loan the 19-year-old starlet to Italy for the 2022-23 season.

Villarreal is attempting to sign Tottenham midfielder Tanguy Ndombele in a loan contract, but they are also interested in his colleague Giovani Lo Celso. Ndombele, who broke the club's record signing when he joined Lyon in July 2019 for £63 million, was returned to his former club on loan for the 2021-2022 season. For their pre-season campaign this summer, Ndombele returned to Antonio Conte's side, but he didn't manage to solidify his place in the Italian manager's fist XI.

This weekend, the Premier League returned with a bang, with Man City and Tottenham impressing, while Man United and Liverpool losing Man City and Leicester. But every year, the first weekend of the season brings more excitement, as fans see their summer signings play in a competitive match for the first time. So, who impressed for their new club, and who has work to do to make sure initial concerns go no further? Sportsmail looks at the best and worst of the latest players on display...