Arnaut Danjuma has made it clear that it has been "disappointing" not to start games for Tottenham but his goal against Bournemouth gives him something to build on. Only featuring four times under Antonio Conte before the Italian head coach parted with Spurs at the end of last month, the Netherlands international has made an impact from the bench in the past two matches for Cristian Stellini.
Having had a role to play in Harry Kane's winner against Brighton & Hove Albion one week ago, Danjuma came on for the final 32 minutes against Bournemouth and netted an 88th minute equaliser in a bright cameo. Unfortunately the goal didn't prove to be the last of the afternoon as the Cherries secured all three points deep into stoppage time courtesy of Dango Ouattara's well-taken finish.
Yet to start a game for Tottenham since his January switch from Villarreal, Danjuma has put himself in a good position to come into the starting XI when they travel to Newcastle United next Sunday after catching the eye against his former club. Speaking to SPURSPLAY after the game, the attacker gave an honest verdict on his goal and his start to life in north London.
