Harry Winks says the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium already “feels like home”, since the move from White Hart Lane last year.
Winks, who was talking to former Spurs goalkeeper Paul Robinson, told Sky Sports News their new ground, which was they moved into in April 2019, is perfect for them.
“A nice big physio room, a nutritionist room, a big gym for us to do our pre-game stuff, a kit room, the manager’s room, a nice dining suite where we can have our food, and a lounge area where we can relax before an evening game as well.
“It’s a nice big stadium and a nice comfy area to relax, especially for a big game. It just feels like our home. We’ve only been there a year, but it feels like our home already.”
Winks also paid tribute to his former manager Maurico Pochettino, crediting his former boss for giving him a chance in the Tottenham first team at 20-years-old.
The 24-year-old went on to make 116 appearances under Pochettino at Spurs. and says his support gave him the confidence to play in the Premier League.
“[Pochettino] was massive for me – he gave me my debut and he brought me through,” said Winks.
“Especially in a time when young lads coming through the academy were never really given a chance in the Premier League.
“It was always going to be tough to do that, especially at a club like Tottenham, but he kept faith in me. He wouldn’t let me leave or go on loan, believed in me, and gave me my big opportunity.
(Sky Sports)
