Tottenham has yet to score any goals in the four Premier League matchdays, which represents an unprecedented scoring crisis for the London club. This goal drought has worried the board and fans, in a season start far below expectations.
One of the decisions that has been questioned was the departure of Richarlison, who was considered the club's top scorer in recent years. The Brazilian forward was sidelined and transferred, leaving a significant void in the team's attacking sector.
New coach Roberto De Zerbi has plans to resolve this situation. The headline suggests the Italian manager intends to implement changes that include team dinners and TPC (probably some tactical concept or training program), as a way to improve attacking efficiency.
De Zerbi, known for his offensive work at other clubs, will now have the challenge of transforming a team that shows enormous difficulties in finishing, as it tries to regain the scoring touch that characterized Tottenham in previous seasons.
