Tottenham goalkeeper Guglielmo Vicario admits he's experiencing something very new in his career.

Vicario left Empoli last summer for Spurs.

He told Sportweek: "It is undeniable that a club like this is different from those I have known in the past: expectations change, many dynamics.

"However, I think that football changes but at the same time remains the same, in the sense that the ball is always the same and you have to try to understand the coach's ideas, his requests, the team level of the teammates you have.

"For me the level has risen considerably here and it's nice to be able to compete day after day with very high quality players."

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