Tottenham captain Hugo Lloris says the demands around the club have increased following the arrival of Antonio Conte as manager.
Spurs appointed ex-Chelsea, Juventus and Italy boss Conte on Tuesday, a day after bringing Nuno Espirito Santo's unhappy four-month stint to an end.
Nuno left after Spurs suffered their fifth loss in seven league matches with a 3-0 home defeat by Manchester United.
"There will be more expectation with Conte," said France keeper Lloris.
Conte, 52, was a target for Tottenham after his exit from Inter Milan in May, and they went back in for him on Monday after Nuno's sacking.