According to Football.London, Tonali said he has fully recovered and believes Tottenham Hotspur can quickly turn around their poor start.

In an interview with Transfermarkt, Tonali said: "Now I'm 100% recovered. The pain I had before is gone. I'm ready to do my part. It doesn't matter whether I play as a central midfielder or an attacking midfielder, especially since roles change depending on the match. Sometimes one position is more suitable, sometimes another. The most important thing is to play well."

Speaking about his high transfer fee and the controversy surrounding it, the midfielder said: "It doesn't bother me. I haven't looked at social media or newspapers for many years, which helps me feel particularly relaxed."

Tottenham Hotspur were bottom of the Premier League after five matches and were eliminated from the League Cup in the third round following an away loss to Liverpool. The team's recent performance has improved, but they have failed to convert their chances into goals and continue to lose matches, still searching for their first league win of the season.

Tonali said: "Football is unpredictable. Within 10 days, everything can change from negative to positive. Given the club's current situation, the results are negative, but from a football perspective, it's positive. We're playing well and creating chances. If you don't score in football, you lose."

"We are not discouraged. We are in good shape and very positive. We know this team is strong. With the national team, the situation is different. We are very new, very young, and have almost never played together. We can only be patient."

He said: "It's difficult to play football now, and I've experienced it firsthand at Tottenham with so many new players in the squad. As a national team, we went through a difficult period after failing to qualify for the World Cup, and we're not performing at our best, but we must stay positive."

"The most important thing is to help the less experienced players reduce the pressure, because wearing this shirt is not easy. The more experienced players should take on more responsibility. You can blame me if needed, because young players need to gain experience and be given freedom. They are more affected by negative situations because they see and hear more, whereas we don't worry as much. I know this firsthand. At 19, you're not used to this kind of pressure. As for us, we will do our best to help them develop."

AF's PC site is now live! Browse full news, comments, match details and stats on your computer. Visit: www.allfootballapp.com