Ange Postecoglou press conference LIVE – Tottenham boss and Ben Davies on transfers and Bayern

Ange Postecoglou press conference LIVE – Tottenham boss and Ben Davies on transfers and Bayern

The Tottenham Hotspur boss is speaking to the media on Friday ahead of the summer pre-season friendly against Bayern Munich in Seoul


Ange Postecoglou and Ben Davies are speaking to the media out in South Korea ahead of Tottenham’s final Asia pre-season tour match against Bayern Munich.

Tottenham have won every game so far in pre-season with four official friendlies and two behind-closed-doors games and have done so with a flood of goals with a few conceded. That is because Postecoglou has also had to patch up his team, particularly in defence and up front, due to unavailable players and they will face their sternest test yet in Bayern.

The final game in Seoul is the first part of a double header against the Bundesliga side, the second coming at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on August 10. On this occasion in South Korea, Bayern will also be missing a few players, including former Spurs man Harry Kane but ex-Tottenham defender Eric Dier should be available.

Postecoglou will speak about the final challenge of the tour in the shape of Vincent Kompany’s Bavarian giants as well as the latest news around the club with the transfer window in its final month and the Australian looking for more signings.

Tottenham defender Ben Davies, who recently celebrated 10 years at the club, will also be speaking to reporters in Seoul.

Our Spurs correspondent Alasdair Gold is out in South Korea and is among those putting the questions to the duo. Scroll down for the latest updates from the press conference on the pre-season tour.
Postecoglou asked about Son’s contract situation
That’s not really my area. I’ve always, with contract situations, treated them all the same. Ben and Sonny are important players at the club and we’ve got a young squad. When it comes to contract matters, that will get sorted out at the appropriate time.
Ben Davies on Eric Dier and his own future
It will be good to see Eric tomorrow. I’m glad he got the move he wanted. As for me, I haven’t thought about what comes next for me. I’ve really enjoyed my ten years at the club.

Ben Davies is looking forward to the challenge
I think it’s going to be a good test up against one of the best teams in the world.
Postecoglou answers first
Looking forward to finishing things up in a positive manner and hopefully a good way to finish it off.


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