K-League All-Stars manager shares what he noticed about Tottenham in first-half of friendly match

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Park Tae-ha has given his verdict on Tottenham’s performance against his K-League All-Stars earlier today in Seoul.

A stacked Spurs squad featuring the likes of Heung-min Son, Dejan Kulusevski and Pape Matar Sarr took to the field in South Korea earlier today in what was an entertaining pre-season friendly, with Tottenham coming away 4-3 winners against a K-League All-Stars squad.

Although Oliver Skipp was criticised for his performance, it was an overall good day at the office for Spurs, with James Maddison impressed with future Tottenham signing Yang Min-hyeok, who starred for the opposing side.

And manager Park has now shared how he thought Tottenham got on against his side.

Tottenham hailed as ‘top class’ after 4-3 K-League All-Stars win

Speaking to the press after the result, the Pohang Steelers manager lauded Tottenham as one of the best teams in Europe based on their performance, with Park also praising his team for improving in the second-half against Spurs.

Park said when asked about how he thought Tottenham performed against the K-League All-Stars: “In the first-half, Tottenham showed they are top class team in Europe. In the second-half, we showed K-league’s strength.”

Park was also impressed with how Postecolgou managed the game, with the South Korean manager saying on the Tottenham boss: “I was very impressed by him, especially with how he adds numbers in midfield so that Tottenham can play attacking football.

“In today’s game as well, the halfspace, player’s positioning, the way the players move were very impressive.”

Tottenham can be pleased with pre-season performances

Having won every game in pre-season this summer ahead of the final tie against Bayern Munich, Tottenham can be pleased with how they’ve done in their preparations for the Premier League campaign.

New signings such as Lucas Bergvall and Archie Gray have looked the part despite their young age, and with a month of the window left to go, more additions could be made in the coming weeks.

Indeed, next season is lining up to be a big one for Tottenham, and the north London side need to use their pre-season form as motivation to start the new campaign with a bang against Leicester City.