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Kwame Boakye

Dejan Kulusevski opens up on his one big issue ahead of Tottenham January transfer

Dejan Kulusevski has confessed that he felt nervous when he initially traded Juventus for Tottenham, the Sweden winger arrived in north London on transfer deadline day. But now insists that he is happy and content at Spurs.

Kulusevski has made an impressive start to his career with the Lilywhites; scoring twice and registering four assists in nine Premier League appearances. The 21-year-old who joined the club on an 18 month loan deal has already established himself as a key player in Antonio Conte’s side.

However, despite his smooth transition from Serie A to English football’s top flight, the Sweden international has admitted to feeling anxious about leaving Juve. Kulusevski also expressed his delight at quickly settling at Spurs and contributing with goals and assists.

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“It’s fantastic, I’m so happy that the move was made. He told Swedish outlet Fotbollskanalen.

“It’s something I wanted for myself, I was a little nervous when I got there. A new club, a new league and also because the Premier League is a very difficult league.

“But it has gone very well. I’m happy to have played and scored some goals and assists.”

Kulusevski also revealed that it had been a dream from a young age to play in the Premier League, and that he couldn't wish to do so at a better club than Spurs. The Swedish star also revealed there had been interest in the past from English clubs but nothing ever materialised.

He added: “The Premier League is the league I have wanted to play in since I was little. And every year there has been a small opportunity for me to go there but it has never felt 100 per cent.

“Now I wanted to go there, I wanted a new challenge, a new environment, and I got it there. I could not have wished for a better club.”

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