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James Maddison, the talented English midfielder, has been officially signed by Tottenham Hotspur in a high-profile deal that has been shocking through the football world. The announcement of Maddison’s arrival at Spurs has been met with great excitement among fans, but a twist emerged as the player deleted a cryptic tweet from his past.
The tweet in question was posted a few years ago and read, “hope Luis Suarez destroys Tottenham today, don’t like Spurs!” At the time, Maddison was not associated with any Premier League club and was merely expressing his personal preferences as a football fan. However, the timing of the tweet’s deletion has raised questions about the player’s true feelings towards his new club.
Some fans have interpreted the tweet’s deletion as a sign of Maddison’s commitment to his new team. They argue that the midfielder’s decision to remove the post shows his dedication to embracing the Tottenham Hotspur values. As a professional athlete, it is common for players to let go of their personal biases and fully commit to their new clubs, and Maddison’s action could be seen as a step in that direction.