Brad Friedel is currently impressing as the United States under-19 coach. The former Tottenham, Aston Villa, Blackburn and Liverpool player was named in January 2016 and will be responsible for the development of the youth players.
For the past few years, Tottenham Hotspur has been attempting to snatch a spot in the Premier League that would allow them to compete in the Champions League but they have been falling short by just a few points.
The former goalkeeper of Tottenham, Brad Friedel is certain the despite all of the previous years of being unable to get into the European competition, this season, this year is their time to finally make it happen.
There is an ongoing goal-keeper problem which is occurring in Jose Mourinho’s Chelsea as Thibaut Courtois has proven week after week why he deserves to be the number 1 shot-stopper of the Premier League club but this leaves PetrCech with no place in Stamford Bridge and the player from Czech Republic is expected to be reaching his last few months with Chelsea.
Real Madrid has locked their eyes on Tottenham Hotspur’s Hugo Lloris as the French goalkeeper can be the successor of IkerCasillas or at least that’s what rumors are suggesting.
David de Gea originally was the initial target of Real Madrid but the Spanish shot-stopper is reluctant on leaving Manchester United and now Carlo Ancelotti is searching on the transfer market for a possible player that can join Real Madrid and turn into the undisputed goalkeeper for the Spanish goalkeeper after IkerCasillas decides to retire.
Tottenham goalkeeper Brad Friedel has given an outstanding vote of confidence to striker Harry Kane by calling him as one of the best players he has played with.
This comes as a major plaudits for the young England under 21 international, who has come through the ranks at the club. Friedel has played with some of the best players in the world during his time at the likes of Everton and Tottenham. He is also one of the experienced goalkeepers at international level after having represented the USA in close to 100 appearances before retiring in 2005.
Leicester City’s defensive weakness was evident during their 2-0 defeat against Crystal Palace as the team of Nigel Pearson conceded 2 goals from set-pieces within the time lapse of 3 minutes. Even though Leicester City lost the match, the manager of the squad Nigel Pearson remains hopeful about his squad as he is starting to witness some of the areas of the team where they are losing more points and causing defeats as well as identifying some of the strengths of the squad.
