Tottenham Hotspur boss Juande Ramos has emphasised that he has full support from the North London club as he aims to build a side that would challenge the top four for a place in the Champions League next season.

Spurs have already made a statement of intent by reaching agreement to sign Croatian playmaker Luka Modric in a £16.5m from Dinamo Zagreb in the summer.

Spanish tactician, Ramos is expected to bring more new faces in the summer and as such, the players surplus the requirement will have to move out of White Hart Lane.

"We are analysing the players every day in training and in the games they are playing. But I believe we already know what staff we want for next year,” claimed the former Sevilla boss.

"My obligation is to let the club know which players we need and the club then puts this into practice if they can. I am completely supported by the club and there is a direct and clear communication on the best way to achieve this.”