Tottenham boss Jose Mourinho is demanding better from Giovani Lo Celso.
After their Europa League win over Ludogorets, Mourinho used a question on Lo Celso to tear into him, criticising his fitness and revealing that he "didn't train" during the first lockdown.
Mourinho said: "Good with the ball and not very good without the ball. His physical condition is not good. He didn't have a pre-season.
"During the lockdown during the previous season he had problems - he didn't train in that period when other guys were training so he has been up and down in his preparation. So he's been coming now, step by step.
"I feel that when he plays he's not the Gio that we know, not the Gio that we know that he can be an amazing player. But with the ball of course great criteria and he knows what he's doing of course, and understands the way we want to play. But we need more intensity to be fitter, to be more intense and to be stronger in the transitions.
"But of course he played more than an hour, and for that hour of course was a football match that we needed to win but it was also let's say a training session to improve his match fitness."
