Villarreal winger Arnaut Danjuma believes he learned a great deal at Tottenham last season.
The 26-year-old signed on loan in January, but was unable to secure much playing time.
Danjuma was working under Antonio Conte, Christian Stellini, and then Ryan Mason within a few months as Spurs endured a miserable end to the season.
Appearing on the Freshly Grounded podcast this week, he stated: "It was very nice to say the least. From the minute I got there my team-mates were very welcoming and the staff were very welcoming. The culture seemed very nice from the beginning until the end. The biggest compliment and appreciation I can have is towards the fans to be honest with you," he said.
"From the moment I arrived I really felt like they tried to have my back. It was lovely to experience and I don't think I've ever experienced anything like that on that scale, because the fans from Tottenham are very involved in the club. You can feel when you're in the stadium, when you're out of the stadium, when you go for a walk or whatever.
"You'll always have a Tottenham fan coming up to you and there are so many Tottenham fans so you will always come across someone. So the experience for me was definitely very appreciative and especially towards the fans because they really had my back from the beginning. On social media as well, I've seen a couple of things and how supportive they've been towards me. I wouldn't have a bad word at all to be honest with you."