Source: Telegraph
Sandro wants to emulate Copa Libertadores success at Tottenham Hotspur
Brazil midfielder Sandro signed for Tottenham five months ago but on a deal which saw him stay with Internacional until the end of their participation in South America's premier club competition. [LNB]They went on to lift the title, meaning 21 year-old Sandro was unable to link up with his new club until after their Champions League qualifying win over Young Boys. [LNB] Related ArticlesSpurs wait on Rafael van der Vaart dealSpurs in for Van der VaartTottenham sign Pletikosa on loanHarry Redknapp: 'I'm no wheeler-dealer'Spurs eye last-ditch Parker bidAnkle injury explains Lennon omissionAnd Sandro cannot wait to help Spurs make their debut in the group stages of the competition a memorable one. [LNB]He said: "It was a fantastic moment to win the Copa Libertadores. [LNB]"Internacional helped me grow as a footballer and a person from a very young age and it was a great achievement to leave on such a high. [LNB]"It was a fantastic achievement and now I hope to have many more successes with my new team." [LNB]He added: "The Champions League is the best club competition in the world and I am looking forward to competing at this level. [LNB]"I know Spurs has everything that it takes to go further in the competition and I will do everything I can to help. [LNB]"The Premier League is the best league in the world. It is a strong league played at great pace and I think my style of play will adapt quickly to this kind of football." [LNB]Acknowledging his arrival at White Hart Lane had been some time in coming, Sandro said: "It is a pleasure to finally be here. [LNB]"I am extremely happy that I have been given the opportunity to join a club like Spurs. [LNB]"I cannot wait to get out on to the pitch and show all the fans what I can do. I am determined to make a positive impression on English football and help Spurs move onto a new level. [LNB]"Spurs are a team who are talked about a lot in Brazil. They are one of the biggest teams not only in England but also in Europe because of their history. [LNB]"I watched every game last season when Spurs were going for fourth place, cheering them on and hoping they would qualify. [LNB]"When they finally did achieve qualification, it was an absolutely fantastic moment." [LNB]
