"I think it is an amazing move, an amazing club," Bergwijn said in an interview with the club's official website.

"Whatever I can bring I will give to the club and the team, it is a dream for every football player to play in the Premier League.

"I live from day to day, I want to score goals, give assists and win the Champions League – last season I loved to see that you beat Ajax!

"When I was a young boy I looked up to the coach, of course Mourinho, and now I play for him.

"You have to believe in yourself and I know what I can bring to this club and this team – I am good with the ball and I can score.

"They play good football and that is what I like, to play here is a dream for me. It is an honour."

Bergwijn has nine Holland caps and becomes Tottenham's second permanent signing of the January window after the club converted Giovani Lo Celso's loan move into a full-time deal on Monday.

Last season's beaten Champions League finalists have also added Benfica midfielder Gedson Fernandes on loan, while Christian Eriksen has departed for Inter Milan.

In Kane's absence, Tottenham continue to be linked with a late move to bring in another striker with Chelsea's Olivier Giroud reportedly the latest target.