“Now you might say that you shouldn’t have gone to Tottenham in the first place if you wanted to play centre forward and you knew that they already had Harry Kane.
“But he did. And he wasn’t particularly enjoying being out wide or on the bench, because you wouldn’t really if you wanted to play as a striker.”
It would have been easy for Ange to keep Son in the number nine position and start the Brazilian on the left when Richarlison returned from his injury layoff in December.
Though Richarlison, a 26-year-old former Everton player, had struggled in that role at the beginning of the season, the Australian manager nevertheless chose to give him the center-forward role, and Richarlison is now fully repaying his boss’s confidence.
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