Dejan Kulusevski reacts to that chant about him and Daniel Levy

Over recent weeks, Tottenham fans have expressed their discontent toward Daniel Levy and the club’s hierarchy. Dejan Kulusevski has now shed more light on what he thinks about the situation, including a chant that features his own name.

Dejan Kulusevski joins Ange Postecoglou on media duty ahead of Elfsborg clash

Dejan Kulusevski was the one assigned to media duties ahead of the Europa League game against Elfsborg.

The Swedish international, who has been one of the club’s most consistent performers this season, took his place alongside manager Ange Postecoglou for this week’s pre-match press conference.

As Tottenham prepare to continue their European journey, the mood around the squad remains focused, despite the pressure building around their head coach.

Ange Postecoglou has faced growing scrutiny in his second season at the helm, but Kulusevski was quick to express his support for the Australian, making it clear that the squad remains firmly behind their manager as they look to achieve their objectives.

Dejan Kulusevski responds to fan chant about him and Daniel Levy

After offering an insight into what it is like within the dressing room and his confidence in his manager, the midfielder was posed with a question about a recent chant heard in the stadium against Everton.

The chant came from Tottenham Hotspur fans who have made their feelings towards chairman Daniel Levy well-known in recent weeks.

In the game against Everton, the away end chanted: “I do not care about Levy, he does not care about me, all I care about is Kulusevski.”

When asked about the chant, Kulusevski remained humble and appreciative of the fans’ support without getting drawn into the politics of the song itself.

Speaking to football.london, he said: “I am just playing. I am just playing football. If they see what I give, everything I give, if they appreciate it, it is even better. I am happy that I am getting love from them. That is it.”

What was the chant and what does it mean for Tottenham?

The chant sung by Tottenham supporters at Goodison Park was a clear statement of discontent towards Daniel Levy and the club’s hierarchy, reflecting the growing frustrations within the fanbase.

The chairman, who was in attendance for the match against Everton, witnessed first-hand the level of dissatisfaction from the travelling supporters.

It is not the first time Levy has been the subject of chants from Tottenham fans. In fact, in Spurs’ midweek game against Leicester City, the fans echoed the chants: ‘Levy Out’.

It is clear that Tottenham Hotspur fans are tired of the mediocrity of the board and until changes are made, these chants will only continue to ring louder.

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