Steven Bergwijn has opened up on his delight at joining Tottenham from PSV.
Spurs completed the signing of the winger on Wednesday in a deal worth around £25.6m.
And Bergwijn says he has always wanted to work under Jose Mourinho and play in England's top division.
"The Premier League, that is the highest achievable [league] for every football player," he told De Telegraaf before the transfer went through.
"Yes, this is certainly a dream come true. It also feels like the right time to take this step.
"I have always looked up to a top coach like Mourinho. And now I'm going to play for him.
"It's great to be here. Just look at the facilities around us. When I play FIFA on the PlayStation, I almost always choose a team from the Premier League. I look forward to playing in that great atmosphere.
"Of course it will take some time to get used to, but it will all be all right. I think that my physical condition is also good for the Premier League. I believe in myself and I really know that I am not there yet. Of course I have played many matches in the Eredivisie. England is a bit different, but I know what I can do.
"I come here to win prizes. So also the Champions League, yes. The club has already shown last year that they can get far. I hope I can show people quickly that I can be important."
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