Spurs have had a major reshuffle in the last few months, with Thomas Frank replacing Ange Postecoglou as manager in June and chairman Daniel Levy stepping down as chairman earlier in September, though the 27-year-old centre-back believes the club is moving in the right direction.

Speaking ahead of Tottenham's game with Villarreal in the UEFA Champions League, he said: "Absolutely everyone inside is looking in the same direction, and that is the important thing.

"We hope obviously, to continue like this. There are objectives for the season but as I said before, our heads are in tomorrow’s game."

The Spurs captain added the team was "going to enjoy" their campaign in the Champions League, which will be the North London side's first since 2019.

He said: "We are going to enjoy that we’re back in the Champions League, that’s the most important thing. I see a fantastic group, a coach who leaves us with a clear idea.

"The group is very happy, and we have to go game by game but I believe we can achieve great things. We hope and we are going to fight to lift another trophy."

Tottenham's match with Villarreal today (16.09.25) will be the team's first since Levy stepped down from his position on 2 September after spending 24 years at the club.

Reflecting on Levy, Romero said: "I don’t know what’s happened, but he’s a person who’s been at the club for a good many years. We need to thank him, because he’s the person who brought me here to Spurs."

Romero added Tottenham seems to have started to go in the right direction since Frank took over as manager.

He said: "In the end it depends on everyone that we pull in the same direction. I think that since Thomas arrived here, they have started to take all those decisions to go in the same direction. And then when it’s like that, everything runs a lot more easily, right?

"The players know what the objectives are for the season, and we continue like this. We started to improve and we want another title this season."