Lo Celso is a player that certainly divides opinion. I have to confess that my own hopes for the boy have dipped, the longer he’s been with us, the less clear his path to becoming a successful part of the team has appeared to become. International call-ups during the challenges of COVID-19 certainly haven’t helped.

This move was a rare spark of light in an otherwise dull game. My question is, how long will it be before Tottenham fans get to see this sort of play on a regular basis?

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