Five 2020 Euros players for Tottenham to monitor
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Are you having withdrawal from “the beautiful game”? Do you miss your favorite team going up 1-0 only to inevitably concede towards the end of the game? Well, lucky for you, the 2020 Euros will be commencing on Friday afternoon. Originally supposed to be played last summer, the 2020 Euros were moved to the year of 2021 due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
With the 2020 tournament now taking place in the year of 2021, many professional footballers will once again not have any time off in the summer. Last year at this time, players were finishing the end of the 2019-20 season as part of ‘project restart’. This season, it’s the Euros. And in the winter of 2022, the World Cup will begin. This three-year stretch is truly daunting and will certainly have serious implications over the health of the players involved.