Wilson Palacios has promised to hold nothing back when he lines up for his new club.
New signing vows to repay transfer fee on pitch
Wilson Palacios has pledged to "give everything" for new club Tottenham Hotspur, hoping it will be good enough to hold down a regular first-team place.
The Honduran midfielder recently made the switch from Wigan Athletic to Spurs for an undisclosed fee thought to be in the region of £14million.
He revealed that leaving his former club was hard, but the prospect of moving to the North London side was too good to turn down.
"It has not been an easy decision to leave Wigan, but the offer from Tottenham was good for all parties," Palacios told the
Sunday Mirror.
Ambitions
"Spurs have a great history and this will improve my international ambitions. I am going to give everything for the club, but I know it won't be easy to get a regular place in the starting XI."
His first job will be to help Tottenham in the relegation struggle. Spurs are currently 15th in the Premier League table with five other teams on 21 points.
Palacios is up for the fight though, believing he will have no problems adapting to life in the bottom half.
He added: "People have told me the manager was determined to sign me and he likes what I do on the pitch. I want to repay him by giving everything to Tottenham.
"I don't believe I will have any problems adapting to my new club because things are very similar in terms of how we work."
