It is no secret to anyone that throughout his time at Tottenham Hotspurs, Dávinson Sánchez has been in the eye of the hurricane for his game-by-game performance. He has enemies, and others who or praise. Among them, an indecision by Antonio Conte and Fabio Parataci, the club’s sports director.
Contradictions of the coach when Parataci maintained that Dávinson Sánchez was a pillar in the defense, and Antonio Conte responded with substitutions for the Colombian. Over time, that changed and Conte supported Sánchez with these words, ‘I want to praise the performance of Dávinson Sánchez. Having these guys on the team, like him and Joe Rodon, players that if they don’t play every game, they stay focused and work really hard and then when there’s a situation where they have to play they show they’re in fantastic shape. . It is correct to praise Dávinson’.
However, before that, a reference in the Premier such as Noel Whelan maintained that Dávinson Sánchez has not been the player that Tottenham Hotspurs expected, criticizing him for his lack of consistency throughout the season. Months later, Dávinson shut up with praise from Antonio Conte and now with a teammate at defensive back.
Ben Davies, a Welsh winger, highlighted the way the Colombian trains in each session and how he prepares game by game for the club’s official website, ‘Dávinson Sánchez and Joe Rodon are great professionals, they work hard every day and they also came in and played some minutes, like Cristian and Eric Dier. Japhet Tanganga also played the role of him before his injury.’
In addition, he spoke about the role that the defensive zone had in which Dávinson Sánchez was the protagonist, ‘I think that as a unit with all our defenders, we have been good and we really clicked in the final parts of the season.’
Dávinson Sánchez spends his vacations in Colombia, and was present in the final between Atlético Nacional vs Deportes Tolima at the Atanasio Girardot in the first leg. He hopes to stay at Tottenham and continue to earn praise from teammates and coaching staff.
