Former Spurs midfielder Sandro has praised Tottenham fans for their loyalty and unwavering support, revealing that he still feels a strong connection with them. Sandro…

Former Tottenham Hotspur midfielder Sandro has praised Spurs supporters for their enduring loyalty, revealing he still receives warm recognition from fans on UK streets years after leaving the club. Speaking to Sky Sports, the Brazilian midfielder reflected on his strong connection with the fanbase, explaining that supporters helped him adapt to the Premier League and consistently backed him even through difficult periods.
Sandro originally signed with Tottenham from Internacional in 2010 for £8 million before departing for Queens Park Rangers in 2014. The article notes that manager Roberto De Zerbi and Tottenham must leverage strong home support this season to improve their league standing, having managed just one home victory in their opening four matches.
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