Tottenham coach established his power, midfielder was kicked out of the European Super Cup roster

Not long after coaching Tottenham Hotspur, coach Thomas Frank took decisive action and established authority with a tough attitude. He ruled out the UEFA Super Cup away roster against Paris Saint-Germain because midfielder Yves Bisuma was late several times.

"Bisuma did not go out with the team, this is a disciplined punishment. He was too late, and this time recently became the last straw that broke the camels. As a coach, you must not only give care to the players, but also make demands and punish them if necessary." Frank emphasized after arriving in Udinese. Tottenham will prepare for its UEFA Super Cup debut in the early morning of August 14.

Although Frank said the penalty was limited to this game, his move undoubtedly cast a shadow on Bisuma's future. The Maritime midfielder's contract with Tottenham has entered its final year and there are no signs of renewal. His experience at Tottenham has been shaking and turbulent in the past three seasons - from being punished internally for sucking laughter to former coach Ang Postkoglu publicly criticizing his game attitude many times.

Frank did not underestimate the significance of the Super Cup. He regarded it as "opportunities outweigh pressure", hoping that the team can defeat the Champions League champion and win a new trophy after winning the UEFA Cup. However, he still faces a serious personnel crisis: both James Madison and Deyan Kulusevsky suffered long-term injuries. The good news is that Dominic Solank has recovered from an ankle injury and is expected to be on the bench, while Diego Udorgi has overcome his knee problems and returned to the field.

While actively preparing for the game, Tottenham Hotspur is also in full swing to sign. Crystal Palace's Eberec Eze is the team's top target, but Tottenham is in fierce competition with Arsenal. Frank refused to disclose the progress of the negotiations, saying only: "I will only speak when things are finalized."

Therefore, Tottenham led by Frank went to the Super Cup, with the goal not only being the championship trophy, but also to announce a new philosophy of team building to the entire team and even the entire football world: discipline is the cornerstone, and no one can surpass the rules.