Following his record-breaking move to Tottenham, Roberto Soldado is looking to fire Spurs into the top four.
The White Hart Lane club agreed a club record-breaking deal of £26million with Valencia for the Spanish striker.
Soldado, 28, is now hoping to score enough goals to fire Spurs into the top four and, therefore, the Champions League.
The striker said: "I'm absolutely honoured to be at this club, to wear the shirt that has so much history. I'm hoping that I can score lots of goals to repay the club's kindness in signing me.
"Spurs is a great club and a club that deserves to be in the Champions League. I know it's a hard league and we have to work and play to that level to get there and I will do my best for the team.
"My main aim is to get that number one striker shirt on the pitch and obviously, to score goals and try to get us into the Champions League, where we deserve to be.
"I've joined a great club with a lot of great players. As a group, including the new players, we're looking to improve and our objective is to get Spurs to where we belong."
