Tottenham HotspurLucas Bergvall is happy to put a difficult season behind him.
The Premier League team avoided relegation by finishing 17th, two points ahead of 18th-placed West Ham United.
In February, Tottenham parted ways with Frank Lampard and appointed Igor Tudor as his successor.
After losing four out of five league matches, they were relegated to the Croatian side the following month.
Roberto De Zerbi took charge in March and helped Spurs remain in the top flight. The English club collected 11 points from seven matches under the Italian.
De Zerbi doesn't trust Swede at Tottenham
The former Marseille boss did not use Lucas Bergvall regularly at the end of the season. The Sweden international played 113 minutes in five matches and the coach left him on the bench for the last two matches of the season.
The 20-year-old is now with the national team, preparing for the World Cup and spoke to soccer channel.
When asked how Roberto De Zerbi justified his decision not to use him regularly, he said: "I'm confident that they will field the best team to win the match. I'm glad we did."
"It's been a tough season for me and the team, with injuries etc. It's good to turn the page and focus on the World Cup."
The player was asked how he feels now that the manager will be at Tottenham.
"He's done well. He's one of the reasons why we're still in the league. It's clear he's going to stay. It was only a few games [that Bergvall was on bench]" Bergvall explained.
Bergvall on Tottenham's future
Two months ago, Sports Witness broadcast news Former Spurs sporting director Fabio Paratici is interested in taking Lucas Bergvall to his current club, Fiorentina.
Fotbollskanalen made no mention of any club but asked the midfielder if he was thinking about leaving Tottenham Hotspur this summer.
Responding to that he said: "It's not something I'm focused on right now. Like I said, it's been a tough season. But the focus now is on the World Cup and being here."
In April 2025, the young player extended his contract until 2031 transfer market He is worth €35 million.
