Dejan Kulusevski Threatens to Unleash Hell on Man City Again After Tottenham’s 4-0 Rampage!

The football world is still reeling from the aftermath of Tottenham’s 4-0 demolition of Manchester City on Saturday, and one man who can’t wait to get back on the pitch is Dejan Kulusevski. The Sweden midfielder has hailed the thrashing as the best game of his career, and he’s itching for a repeat performance. Kulusevski was instrumental in the Spurs’ dominant display, and his passion and work rate were clear for all to see.

Manchester City, who were heavily favored to win, were left stunned and shell-shocked as Tottenham ran riot. The London club’s convincing victory sent shockwaves throughout the football community, and many are now questioning City’s status as title contenders. Meanwhile, Kulusevski and his teammates are riding high on their impressive win.

In a post-match interview, Kulusevski praised his team’s performance and indicated that they’re just getting started. “We worked together as a team, everyone fought for each other, and it paid off. This win shows that we have the potential to achieve great things.” When asked about his own performance, the midfielder smiled and said, “I did my job, but more importantly, the team did theirs, and we got the result.”

Kulusevski’s humility is refreshing, but don’t let his words fool you - the midfielder was unstoppable on the pitch. He caused City’s defense all sorts of trouble, and his tireless work rate allowed him to cover every blade of grass. It’s no wonder that he’s in high demand, with several top European clubs rumored to be interested in snapping him up.

As for Manchester City, they have some serious soul-searching to do. The 4-0 loss exposed some worrying weaknesses in their defense, and manager Pep Guardiola will be working tirelessly to patch up those holes. Meanwhile, Dejan Kulusevski and Tottenham will be looking to build on their impressive victory and make a push for the top. With the Sweden midfielder leading the charge, they’re certainly capable of causing more upsets in the future.