Tottenham forward Heung-min Son believes the club's new stadium will give the team a boost, despite Kevin De Bruyne's assertion that it will have no sizeable impact.
The £1bn state-of-the-art Tottenham Hotspur Stadium officially opened at the start of the month, as Spurs marked their long-awaited return home with a hard-fought 2-0 victory over Crystal Palace in the first match at the arena.
The north Londoners had a run of mixed form during their temporary stay at Wembley whilst the venue was being constructed, but De Bruyne remained adamant that the new ground would have no tangible bearing on the side's performance levels.
The Manchester City playmaker was unimpressed by the 62,000-capacity stadium, dismissing it as irrelevant to the Lillywhites' on-field play.
However, Son argues otherwise, viewing the move as a huge benefit for his team's confidence. When asked whether it would have an influence, he declared (as quoted by The Express): "
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The two Premier League clubs will meet in the Champions League quarter-finals, with the first leg of the tie taking place in north London on Tuesday.
Looking ahead to the clash, the Tottenham frontman stated: "
Source : 90min