Christian Romero To Start | 4-3-3 Predicted Tottenham Starting Lineup Against Bodo/Glimt | OneFootball

Tottenham Hotspur will travel to the Aspmyra Stadion to face Bodo/Glimt in the second leg of the semi-final of the UEFA Europa League 2024/25 season. Spurs have a 3-1 lead from the first leg at home, and are the favorites to qualify for the final. Tottenham are coming to this game on the back of a 1-1 draw against West Ham United in the Premier League.

Dragusin (Injured), Bergvall (Injured), and Maddison (Injured) are set to miss out on this game for Spurs. The fitness of Son is questionable. In this article, let us take a look at the probable starting lineup of Tottenham against Bodo/Glimt.

4-3-3 Tottenham Starting Lineup Against Bodo/Glimt:

Defense:

When Spurs line up against Bodø/Glimt, expect Guglielmo Vicario to take his usual place between the sticks. In front of him, the back four should feature Pedro Porro and Destiny Udogie out wide, with Cristian Romero and Micky van de Ven at the heart of the defense. Romero and Van de Ven bring a mix of speed and bite that makes life tough for opposing forwards. Porro and Udogie like to push forward, giving Spurs that attacking edge from full-back. Vicario’s shot-stopping will be crucial, but the whole unit has to stay sharp—Bodø/Glimt don’t mess around in transition and can hurt teams when given space.

Midfield:

In midfield, Yves Bissouma is likely to anchor things, doing the dirty work and keeping Spurs ticking over. Alongside him, Rodrigo Bentancur offers a cool head and tidy passing, while Dejan Kulusevski adds a spark through the middle. It’s a well-balanced trio: Bissouma breaks things up, Bentancur dictates the pace, and Kulusevski links everything together. If they can stay compact and avoid getting stretched, they will go a long way in shutting down Bodø/Glimt’s high-tempo game.

Attack:

Up top, Tottenham could go with Brennan Johnson on the right, Arnaut Danjuma on the left, and Dominic Solanke leading the line. Johnson brings raw pace and energy, perfect for pinning back defenders. Danjuma is more unpredictable—he can cut inside, beat his man, or create something out of nothing. Solanke gives them a target, someone who can hold it up and finish chances when they come. If this trio can move well off the ball and link up quickly, they will have the tools to pull Bodø/Glimt apart.