Tottenham is attempting to build something new and it will take time, said Barça's Hansi Flick in an interview with Swedish media Fotbollskanalen. He did not pass judgment on whether Ange Postecoglou's views were right or wrong.

Referencing Postecoglou's comments about the lack of trust between Tottenham players and fans, Flick said: "It's hard to say how much we've been affected over the past few years. But this is a process. We have many new players and a new head coach who saved the team from relegation last year. We're trying to build something new. It takes time. If Ange thinks that way, it's his view. I won't say whether it's right or wrong."

Flick continued: "We started with difficulties, but we're looking forward. Yes, it's tough, but that's part of football. We feel we're improving, and we're making progress in training every day. Now we just need to keep going and not give up. Then we'll win valuable trophies."

Flick, who signed a new contract this month, was asked about areas needing improvement. He replied: "It's difficult to say exactly what needs improving. Everything comes from experience. Every day we learn new things and improve in every area we can. Some aspects of the game are more mature, others are still rough. There are also things we don't want to discuss in the media—like our relationships and communication methods, for example."

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