‘It’s massive’: Jurgen Klinsmann claims Daniel Levy has done something simply ‘unbelievable’ at Tottenham Hotspur

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It could be argued that Tottenham Hotspur are currently in possession of some of the most impressive football facilities in the world.

Their new stadium now hosts NFL matches, huge concerts and boxing matches.

The View From The Lane podcast has interviewed Spurs legend Jurgen Klinsmann, who was speaking about their facilities.

Klinsmann admitted that he thought Tottenham’s stadium was ‘second to none’.

On top of that, he believes that Tottenham’s training ground in unbelievable, and praised Daniel Levy for his involvement.

Spurs opened Hotspur Way in 2012, and their facilities have regularly hosted the England national team.

The opening of the training ground has slowly led to some of Tottenham’s most successful campaigns in recent memory.

Levy may be hoping that the infrastructure Spurs have to offer could convince Antonio Conte to extend his contract.

Tim Sherwood is worried by what he’s heard Conte say about his future, although Spurs have an option to extend his deal.

Klinsmann impressed by ‘unbelievable’ Tottenham training ground

Speaking to The View From The Lane podcast, Klinsmann said: “The stadium is second to none.

“It’s one of the most beautiful stadiums, top five in the world, there’s no doubt about it.

“The training ground is unbelievable. If I was a 10-year-old and got to train on those types of fields I would be embarrassed!

“I feel it’s absolutely gorgeous. The infrastructure that Daniel Levy has installed over the last couple of years is unbelievable.

“This competes with any team in the world or is far better than most teams in the world, that shows the potential of this club.”

Tottenham fans will be hoping their unbelievable training ground can help turn around their recent results.

After their best start to a Premier League season, Tottenham have lost their last two games.

Their performance against Manchester United was particularly concerning, and they seem to be really missing Dejan Kulusevski and Richarlison.

They face Sporting tomorrow in a crucial Champions League tie.

A win, and they guarantee their place in the knockout rounds, but a loss means it will go down to the final day.