Michel Vorm has insisted that he is "very happy" at Tottenham Hotspur, despite not having featured in the Premier League this season.
The Dutch goalkeeper left Swansea City, where he was the regular starter, to move to White Hart Lane in the summer.
He has played in just four cup matches so far this campaign, with Hugo Lloris remaining the first-choice keeper for Spurs, but Vorm does not regret his decision.
The 31-year-old told Wales Online: "A lot of things happen in football. You make decisions and only when my career is finished will I know if it was the right decision or not.
"When I left Utrecht for Swansea, people asked me why I was going there because they were going down. Well look where they are now. They are an established Premier League club. It's hard to say whether I have made the right decision or not. Only time will tell.
"People don't always understand the choices you make in football, but I am very happy to be here. Sometimes you need new challenges and want to see how it is at a bigger club."
Spurs face Vorm's former club at the Liberty Stadium this afternoon.
Sian Cowper
