Harry Kane, Dele Alli and Co train ahead of International Champions Cup clash with Roma in New Jersey
- Tottenham's players are enjoying their time on tour in the United States
- Spurs play Serie A side Roma on Tuesday night in New Jersey
- Harry Kane, Dele Alli and Co looked happy as they trained on Monday
Tottenham's players looked to be enjoying their time in the US as they prepared for their International Champions Cup clash against Roma in New Jersey.
Spurs plays the Serie A side on Tuesday night and Mauricio Pochettino made sure his players were going to be ready as he tested them in training on Monday.
Harry Kane, Dele Alli and the rest of the Tottenham players had a reason to smile as they trained in Whippany.
Deli Alli trains with a smile on his face during Monday's training session
Harry Kane looked sharp as Tottenham's players trained in New Jersey
Kane smiles after sharing a joke with full back Kieran Trippier during the light session
The 4-2 victory over Paris Saint-Germain in Orlando on Saturday proved to the Spurs boss just what his side are capable of.
Pochettino, however, admitted afterwards that the result wasn't important.
'It's always good to win but the result is less important, for us, it's about getting fit,' he said.
Belgium international Jan Vertonghen focus on the ball ahead of the Roma clash
Trippier and Vertonghen are both battling for starting places in this season's team
Youngster Jaden Brown controls the ball during Monday's training session
'It was the first game and when you play this type of fixture against a team like Paris Saint-Germain and recover that feeling of competition after the summer, it's always important.'
Pochettino's main aim for the US tour is to ready his players for the new Premier League season, which starts away against Newcastle on Sunday, August 13.
He added: 'First of all it’s to try to provide the players with the fitness they need to compete. It’s always difficult because there were a lot changes and we’re mixing the younger players with the senior players to settle them. I’m very happy, there are always things to improve and that is football.'
Christian Eriksen smiles during the relaxed session in Whippany, New Jersey
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