Tottenham boss Mauricio Pochettino insisted he is happy with Christian Eriksen after Denmark manager Morten Olsen's stinging criticism of the playmaker.
Olsen accused Eriksen of lacking impact on the field following the Euro 2016 qualifying loss to Portugal, but Pochettino has no such concerns.
"It's his [Olsen's] problem, not my problem," Pochettino said. "My problem is to keep my players at a good level. I am very happy with Christian Eriksen. He's a very good professional. His commitment with the team, with the club, is full.
"I think he's consistent and I'm happy with his performances this season."
Former City striker Emmanuel Adebayor, meanwhile, has scored just one goal in the Premier League this term.
"I am very happy with his performances," Pochettino added. "It's difficult when the striker doesn't score, but we have full confidence in him."