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Mauricio Pochettino says it is”nearly impossible” the Christian Eriksen will leave Tottenham ahead of the transfer window closes in Europe on Monday.
The midfielder, that has been linked with Real Madrid, scored in a 2-2 draw and started his second match of the season at Arsenal.
“His mind was so apparent that he wished to play,” said Pochettino.
“It is extremely hard for a person to happen [with a move ], that is why it was apparent.”
When he does not agree an extension to his current deal, which expires in the close of the 31,, midfielder Eriksen could leave Tottenham to a free transfer.
Spurs signed French midfielder Tanguy Ndombele from Lyon for a club record #53.8m this summer, as well as procuring the help of Argentine midfielder Giovani Lo Celso on loan by Real Betis.
Pochettino has expressed frustration about the transfer window causing a number of his players, such as Jan Vertonghen and Eriksen, to be unsettled, but expects this can enable the club move forward and to hit the button.
“I had been a little bit worried about the circumstance, because we knew quite well what was happening,” he said.
“I’m optimistic, joyful. What is significant is to all be on precisely the identical page, using the team.
“That players have a very clear idea where we would like to arrive and the way we would like to go, clear thoughts such as today, Christian and various players. (On Monday) they’re only likely to be centered on Tottenham, perhaps not on thinking about various things which make management so hard.”
The Dane opened after Arsenal goalkeeper Bernd Leno could only parry the shot of Erik Lamela the scoring in the north London derby of Sunday, following around tap house.
Their lead dropped during the penalty, awarded for Granit Xhaka’s filthy on Son Heung-min of Harry Kane, but goals from Alexandre Lacazette and Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang gave the Gunners a deserved point.
“Christian Eriksen needed a significant performance. The entire team had a very good performance,” Pochettino told BBC Sport.
“I liked it a lot. You need to winbut you hope to play these kind of games every week.”
Last week, Pochettino discounted speculation he will leave Tottenham after Sunday’s north London derby with Arsenal as”stupid”, following some bookmakers stopped taking bets on him becoming the first Premier League director to proceed from his job this season.
Last month, he admitted he’s”not in charge” of transports at Tottenham and stated his job name should be changed from supervisor to trainer.
But the Argentine was upbeat on Sunday, stating:”I’m optimistic and pleased to work together with the squad and try to struggle for big things for your club.
“What happened in the past happened before and you cannot fix it. It’s all about drawing on a strong line for the long run. It is important to proceed and learn from the past.”
Arsenal boss Unai Emery had been pleased with his side’s fightback to claim a point, even though he sensed their collapse to”play with their mind” cost them a win.
“It was an remarkable game,” Emery told BBC Sport. “We’re proud of our work and our fans. The result is not the best for us.
“The key was the very first goal to give us assurance and give us more opportunities in the second half. We deserved it. We did lots of things that are good. We made a few errors and they have great players.
“Before their very first aim we were playing nicely. Sometimes our heart is stronger than our mind.”
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