Frank Leboeuf says Tottenham’s £23m trump card has transformed under Conte

Frank Leboeuf said ESPN UK It’s ‘unbelievable’ how transformed Lucas Moura has been under Antonio Conte at Tottenham.

The former France World Cup winner thinks the ‘flying’ Tottenham player is creating his best football since his first season at Paris Saint-Germain.

Ironically, it was Moura’s substitution in Nuno Espirito Santo’s final game against Spurs that resulted in the home fans booing and chanting ‘you don’t know what you’re doing’ at the now-defunct manager. their dismissal.

Well, the entry-level man clearly knows what he’s doing as Moura has scored four goals and assisted the same numbers since the Italian arrived in every tournament.

Leboeuf was full of praise for what he had seen from the Brazil international and how you should ‘never bury a player’ before he hung up his boots on his career.

Leboeuf said: “You see Lucas Moura playing, he’s flying. “He is doing back to what he did in his first year at Paris Saint-Germain.

“It is unbelievable how a psychological coach can change your football. Never bury a player before the end of his career because you never know what can happen during that time.

“Something can happen in a fantastic way and that’s what’s happening with Lucas Moura right now because he’s a different player.”

Throughout his career, Moura has consistently demonstrated outstanding ball control in tight situations, quick dribbling and a bond with his teammates.

Plus, his relentless pace of work is spreading throughout Hotspur Way and it makes the £23million signing (BBC Sports) a fan favorite in north London.

But the one thing Moura has always lacked is the goals and assists to really get him the recognition he deserves.

It’s a shame he needs to increase his numbers to earn that respect because, at the end of the day, the ‘beautiful game’ has already been laid out by the people in Brazil and this all-powerful South American star is sure to Play the game beautifully.

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