The 20-year-old was also keen to highlight that he has "always given 100%" since joining Tottenham from Burnley back in August 2024.

He added: "I'm still young and I still have space for improvement of course. I don't set any limits for myself."

Fighting talk from the youngster, who has plenty of competition in the Tottenham camp.

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Tottenham winger Wilson Odobert on struggling with injury in his first season at the club: "I was injured and I was working really hard to get back to my best. I have been working hard and I do not set any limit to where I can get to."

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Tottenham manager Thomas Frank on whether criticisms around his side not taking risks frustrate him: "We are not creating enough chances, which is the reality. It is my job to make sure we create more chances and improve at them.

"We work really hard on them every day. That is part of the play but also part of it is how aggressive we are on the pressure. Half transitions, full transitions - we need to be better in those situations."

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Tottenham manager Thomas Frank on a slight dip in form: "There will always be a little bit of the performances being up and down. In 60 games, there will be maybe 10-12 perfect games and 30 or so average game and then some below that. It is about being consistent enough. One thing is defeat, except Chelsea and Arsenal, the other games we have been competing in.

"We have still scored quite a few goals. My teams will always score goals and we will keep working hard on that."

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Tottenham winger Wilson Odobert on his partnership with Xavi Simons: "Being younger and playing with Xavi, we definitely have a naturally connection. It is the same with other players though.

"I am trying to connect with everyone, but obviously I know Xavi very well and it is really natural for us to play together. I love to combine with him."

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Tottenham manager Thomas Frank on facing Paris St-Germain after a disappointing performance last time out: "When you have bad performances that's when you need deeper analysis and then you talk about a bit of a reset - but a setback.

"We are in a fantastic four-game spell. Three very difficult away grounds. Two of the best teams in Europe we are facing inside three days and that's the challenge we want. There will be ups and downs and then it is how we react. I will move forward from it."

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Tottenham winger Wilson Odobert on facing his old club: "It is so great to be back. I am not like a kid anymore and I want to give as much as I can to my team."

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Tottenham manager Thomas Frank added: "It has been two good days with talks and meetings of course. A meeting yesterday and today, mainly about us, how we improve, how we go forward because in football there are setbacks. There was a setback on Sunday. You are not going through life without setbacks, it is how you react."

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Tottenham manager Thomas Frank on whether it is vital to show attacking intent against Paris St-Germain after failing to find the back of the net in the north London derby: "The performance is always the most important thing. If you can do that on a consistent basis, you have a bigger chance of getting results.

"I watched the Arsenal game back, it was a tough watch. We weren't good, it was a bad performance and we aren't running away from that in any way. There was plenty of intent in terms of what we wanted to do but we weren't able to compete.

"We had 53 duels and second-ball situations, we came out on top in 17 of those. If you don't do those basics, it is very difficult to win football matches.

"I'm convinced we will bounce back with a good performance."

So, no new returnees for Tottenham this week. The Lilywhites are without a number of first-team players at the moment.

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Tottenham manager Thomas Frank on his team news: "Everyone (who was) available from Arsenal, is available tomorrow, yeah."

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Thomas Frank has just sat down for his news conference before Tottenham's Champions League clash with Paris St-Germain.

You can watch it all live by clicking on the 'Watch live' tab at the top of this page.

We will also be bringing you everything the Tottenham manager has to say right here, so you definitely won't miss a thing.

Tottenham will be looking to bounce back from their defeat by Arsenal on Wednesday and tests don't come much harder than the Champions League holders.

Paris St-Germain are fifth in the table after four matches, and are on course to qualify for the knockout stages automatically.

They have beaten Atalanta, Barcelona and Bayer Leverkusen so far, but fell to a 2-1 defeat by Bayern Munich last time out in the competition.

In true news conference fashion, we are still waiting for Thomas Frank to appear!

Not to worry though, the Tottenham squad have definitely touched down in Paris ahead of a big night under the lights at Parc des Princes.

We will bring you all of the top lines as soon as we get them...

Wilson Odobert will join Thomas Frank in today's Champions League news conference at the Parc des Princes.

The 20-year-old winger, formerly of Troyes and Burnley, came through the Paris St-Germain youth set-up.

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The injuries have been piling up for Thomas Frank in recent weeks, but he could have some players returning to the fold to take on the Champions League holders.

Short-term absentees Archie Gray, Lucas Bergvall and Ben Davies were pictured in training at Hotspur Way on Tuesday morning before the squad jetted out to Paris.

Randal Kolo Muani will also be hoping to face his parent club as he continues to recover from a jaw injury.

Brennan Johnson is suspended though, after picking up a red card in the 4-0 win over Copenhagen.

Frank is expected to provide a full squad fitness update shortly.

This is how Tottenham have fared in their opening four Champions League matches:

And this is who they are yet to face, including tomorrow's match in Paris:

• Paris St-Germain (A)
• Slavia Prague (H)
• Borussia Dortmund (H)
• Eintracht Frankfurt (A)

Spurs are currently 10th in the league table, a position that should they finish in, which would mean they will be in a play-off to reach the next stage of the competition.

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On the latest episode of BBC Radio 5 Live's Monday Night Club, the panel discussed the building pressure on Thomas Frank after Sunday's 4-1 defeat against Arsenal in the north London derby.

Former Premier League striker Chris Sutton described the negativity around the Tottenham boss as "deeply unfair", adding that it has been exaggerated because the loss was to a fierce rival.

He went on to explain that the club's start to the season hasn't been "disastrous", with Tottenham one of only five teams still unbeaten in the Champions League and three points off top four in the Premier League.

Tottenham have struggled to score goals this season.

At present, defender Micky van de Ven is their top scorer with six goals. Richarlison (5) is second, while Brennan Johnson and defensive midfielder Joao Palhinha have four apiece.

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Tottenham come into Wednesday's game unbeaten in the Champions League so far this season, with two wins and two draws.

Their form has been more patchy in the Premier League, however, where they have won just five of their opening 12 fixtures.

Four of these wins came away from home, and Frank will be relying on that resilience in the French capital, against the Champions League holders.

Spurs conceded four goals in the north London derby on Sunday, however, prompting the Dane to criticise his players' desire.

"We have to apologise to the people that support us every day," he said after the loss.

"They expected us to fight and today we didn't fight."

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