Roberto De Zerbi is on a mission to revive 'Ange-ball' at Tottenham Hotspur as he seeks to avert the club's first relegation in 49 years. With just seven matches left in the season, De Zerbi is focused on instilling his complex football philosophy, reminiscent of former manager Ange Postecoglou's successful style that led Tottenham to their first trophy in 17 years. De Zerbi emphasized the need to keep possession and replicate the quality of play he admired during Postecoglou's tenure. Having lost seven of their last nine games, Spurs are in a precarious position, but De Zerbi finds encouragement in recent performances, including a draw against Liverpool and a Champions League win over Atlético Madrid. He has committed to the club until 2031, with no break clause in case of relegation, and aims to establish Tottenham as a top contender in the Premier League. De Zerbi also addressed backlash over his previous comments regarding Mason Greenwood, expressing regret for any offense caused and reiterating his stance against violence and sexism.