 said: "This is what you work for - the opportunity to get trophies. "Obviously, they have the opportunity to get an FA Cup or even a Premier League. "We all know how dominant Man City is at the moment and how difficult it is. "I look at last year and Arsenal were amazing but I see a team that has as much quality as this Spurs side. "They have a fantastic manager who is a people person so why can't they surprise people this year? "Son and his team-mates' goal is to win trophies. "It's been a long time for Spurs but you start every year with this goal in mind. The players and coach have that ambition. "I keep my fingers crossed as one of their biggest fans. I hope they are successful and win something." Klinsmann and Korea skipper Son will see Spurs' new £47.5m forward Brennan Johnson first-hand in tonight's Cardiff friendly against Wales. Son said: "Brennan showed his quality last year at Nottingham Forest and I can't wait to see him with my eyes. "He's a very good player - very talented. Welcome to Spurs! I can't wait to play with him. "It's only been four games this season but we're looking to keep going in a positive way with Brennan. "When he comes to Spurs he will want to improve and go to the nex){kind=link}
JURGEN KLINSMANN reckons Ange Postecoglou can finally break Spurs’ 15- year trophy curse this term.
Tottenham have not won any silverware since lifting the 2008 League Cup after beating Chelsea.
But Spurs legend Klinsmann, now manager of South Korea, believes new boss Postecoglou – with captain Son Heung-min – can deliver trophies.
And do so without club record goalscorer Harry Kane, who joined Bayern Munich this summer for £104million.
Tottenham are second in the Prem and Klinsmann (left) said: “This is what you work for – the opportunity to get trophies.