Pochettino "not worried" about Eriksen renewal talks
Christian Eriksen has less than two years left on his Tottenham contract, but the Spurs boss is confident he will sign a new deal despite interest from Madrid and PSG.
Mauricio Pochettino confirmed Tottenham are "working so hard" to extend Christian Eriksen's contract beyond 2020.
Eriksen has been a key player at Spurs ever since he joined from Ajax in 2013 and the club are eager to tie him down to a new long-term deal.
Media reports suggest the two parties have been in talks for several months, but rumours of tentative interest from the likes of Paris Saint-Germain, Real Madrid and Barcelona have often lingered in the background.
Speculation in August claimed Spurs and Eriksen's representatives had come to a stalemate in negotiations, but Pochettino seems optimistic about the situation and is adamant the club is putting a lot of effort into discussions.
"He [Eriksen] knows, and we know what we are doing," Pochettino told reporters on Thursday.
"We are working so hard. The club is trying to take the best decision. Christian will take the best decision.
"I am not worried, but I prefer he is going to sign a new contract and stay a long time with Tottenham."