Ryan Sessegnon played for Tottenham Hotspur in the Champions League on Wednesday.
Tottenham Hotspur fans have responded to Ryan Sessegnon’s post on Twitter following the match against Red Star Belgrade.
Sessegnon, who can operate as a left-back or as a left-winger, came on as a substitute in the 75th minute of the Champions League game on Wednesday evening.
The 19-year-old made an impact after coming on, as he provided the assist for Christian Eriksen’s goal.
The teenager joined Tottenham from Fulham in the summer transfer window, but the youngster has struggled for playing time so far this season due to injury and fitness issues.
According to WhoScored, Sessegnon has played just a minute in the Premier League, and it was his Champions League debut against Red Star Belgrade.
Sessegnon is a very talented and promising young left-back, and the teenager can and will improve in the coming months and years.
A run of games will certainly help the left-back, and perhaps he will get chances in the coming weeks.
Tottenham fans were impressed with Sessegnon’s performance on Wednesday and have praised him on Twitter.
Below are some of the best comments:
Job done Tough place to go but a positive performance all round from the team. Improving every day and a proud moment for me making my UCL debut pic.twitter.com/JUPEf1SLRv
— Ryan Sessegnon (@RyanSessegnon) November 6, 2019
Fan favourite already. Great assist as well! #COYS
— Hotspur Edition (@HotspurEdition) November 6, 2019
What a UCL debut Keep working hard, future of Spurs!!!
— Georgia (@8winks) November 6, 2019
Can't wait to see you more in a Spurs shirt!
— Trevor Lloyd (@Trevorlloyd92) November 6, 2019
Good Job Ryan can’t wait to see you play for us again ASAP
— James COYS (@James_ftbl) November 6, 2019
Congratulations and well done, can’t wait to see you play more :)
— Jack (@jackfaeScotland) November 6, 2019
well done Sess. Pray you start against Sheffield now
— StunningSissoko (@SissokoStunning) November 6, 2019
Well done sess, proud of you. Keep going. Up the sess.
— Becky (@georgiefulham) November 7, 2019
quality assist
— Tom (@tom_dean25) November 6, 2019
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