Ivan Perisic has uncovered he watched Tottenham's spat and says it was "self-evident" his new club would compete above Arsenal and secure Champions League football subsequent to winning the north London derby on May 12.
Tottenham divulged Perisic as their most memorable marking of the late spring on Tuesday, with the 33-year-old marking a two-year bargain subsequent to leaving Inter Milan on a free transfer.
He recommended the move had been ready to go for a long time, saying he was watching Spurs' spat as they finished a six-point swing on rivals Arsenal in the last three matches to complete fourth.
"I'm truly eager, to begin with, the Spurs family," Perisic said. "At the point when I got a call from the mentor and donning chief, I said I truly needed to play in the Premier League beginning around 2009 when I began to play proficient football in Belgium. This is the second and I can hardly pause.
"I was holding up [in] the last a few games, I was watching. After the triumph against Arsenal, it was clear Tottenham would go to the Champions League and it was great for me since I need to play the best games, work really hard in the Champions League and Premier League, and the two cups.
"It was dependably my fantasy to play in the best five associations on the planet and the Premier League was a missing riddle [piece]. Presently I'm here and my expectation is being perfect is going."
Perisic will be brought together with Antonio Conte subsequent to winning the Serie A with the Italian's Inter side last season.
"It's an honor to work with a mentor like this," he said in the meeting with SpursTV. "He's living football, consistently, consistently, consistently. While he's resting, he's contemplating football. I like his personality and I know he will work effectively here."
Asked what he would bring to the club, he added: "I will bring a great deal of difficult work, I like to work a ton, for the group. I can play a few situations in the framework Tottenham is playing now. I'll bring likewise a ton of involvement, I used to play for a ton of extraordinary clubs."
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