Harry Winks says the Tottenham squad believe the trophies will start to flow if they stay on their current path.
The north London outfit have enjoyed an upturn in fortunes since Mauricio Pochettino was appointed manager in 2014, qualifying for the Champions League the last four seasons and reaching the final of Europe's premier club competition for the first time in the previous campaign.
Spurs just came up short against Liverpool in June's showpiece game in Madrid, stretching their trophy drought into an 11th season.
The 2008 League Cup is Tottenham's only trophy of the last two decades but Winks says the atmosphere remains positive heading into the 2018/19 season.
England international Winks penned a new five-year contract with the club earlier this month and says that while he is at a stage in his career where he wants to be winning trophies, he believes that can be achieved at Tottenham with Pochettino at the helm.
"As long as we keep believing in what we have to do... I'm sure [trophies] are round the corner," said the midfielder.
"Everybody is ambitious in the squad," he added. "Of course there comes a time when players want to start winning trophies. But there is a bigger picture at Tottenham."
Tottenham have broken their transfer record this summer in their quest for silverware, bringing in Tanguy Ndombele for £53.8million and more new arrivals are expected.
Spurs will hope to keep pace with the title contenders this season having suffered a mid-season blip as they eventually finish fourth, 27 points behind champions Manchester City.
Pochettino's men are 16/1 to win their first Premier League title this season and 1/2 for another top four finish.
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Harry Winks says the Tottenham squad believe the trophies will start to flow if they stay on their current path.
The north London outfit have enjoyed an upturn in fortunes since Mauricio Pochettino was appointed manager in 2014, qualifying for the Champions League the last four seasons and reaching the final of Europe's premier club competition for the first time in the previous campaign.
Spurs just came up short against Liverpool in June's showpiece game in Madrid, stretching their trophy drought into an 11th season.
The 2008 League Cup is Tottenham's only trophy of the last two decades but Winks says the atmosphere remains positive heading into the 2018/19 season.
England international Winks penned a new five-year contract with the club earlier this month and says that while he is at a stage in his career where he wants to be winning trophies, he believes that can be achieved at Tottenham with Pochettino at the helm.
"As long as we keep believing in what we have to do... I'm sure [trophies] are round the corner," said the midfielder.
"Everybody is ambitious in the squad," he added. "Of course there comes a time when players want to start winning trophies. But there is a bigger picture at Tottenham."
Tottenham have broken their transfer record this summer in their quest for silverware, bringing in Tanguy Ndombele for £53.8million and more new arrivals are expected.
Spurs will hope to keep pace with the title contenders this season having suffered a mid-season blip as they eventually finish fourth, 27 points behind champions Manchester City.
Pochettino's men are 16/1 to win their first Premier League title this season and 1/2 for another top four finish.
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Source: bet365.com