De Zerbi calls Tottenham’s survival battle against Everton more crucial than a trophy

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De Zerbi calls Tottenham’s survival battle against Everton more crucial than a trophy

After a tough 1-2 loss to Chelsea on Tuesday, Tottenham Hotspur manager Roberto De Zerbi underlined the gravity of Sunday’s clash with Everton, labeling it as more pressing than any trophy. His remarks came just days after the club lifted last season’s Europa League title, a feat that now pales in significance compared to securing top-flight status.

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