Brentford commences their Premier League campaign against Tottenham today with a lineup that showcases Bryan Mbeumo's presence, while a minor injury sidelines Ben Mee.
In a development that will elicit delight among Fantasy Premier League enthusiasts worldwide, Bees' manager, Thomas Frank, has affirmed the full recovery of the Cameroonian talent from the affliction of a dead leg that had plagued him during the pre-season period. Frank unequivocally declares Mbeumo's condition as a resounding "100 per cent prepared" for the forthcoming match.
Furthermore, Frank divulges that four additional players are in peak physical condition for the impending confrontation against Spurs at the esteemed Gtech Community Stadium. Notably, the left-back role is entrusted to Rico Henry.
Frank candidly addresses the media, emphasizing Mbeumo's undeniable readiness for the impending challenge. The predictability of Mbeumo's inclusion in the starting lineup is dismissed as a matter of course.
The fitness of Captain Christian Norgaard and midfielder Frank Onyeka, who had both been embroiled in recuperative efforts, is elucidated by Frank. While Norgaard assumes his position in the starting lineup, Onyeka, due to a last-minute assessment, is regrettably excluded from the active roster.
"Christian's integration into the squad is imminent," Frank pronounces with assurance. On the other hand, Frank deliberates on the state of Frank Onyeka, reserving judgment until the morrow's evaluation.
Moreover, Frank avows the eligibility of Rico Henry and Josh Dasilva to contend against Ange Postecoglou's formidable assembly. However, it's to be noted that Dasilva's participation is limited to the capacity of a substitute.
Bryan Mbeumo takes up his position on the right flank of the forward trident, with Yoane Wissa positioned centrally. Curiously, Kevin Schade finds himself confined to the role of a substitute—a revelation that has caught many by surprise.
Frank, at 49 years of age, maintains an unwavering belief in the attacking triumvirate's capacity to bridge the void created by Ivan Toney's absence until January, a hiatus attributed to the striker's suspension due to betting-related transgressions.
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