"It may be Richard Arnold, who has worked with Ed over the last 10 years, and he's got to distance himself from what's happened in the last eight years, put his own footprint on it and make sure that he doesn't become someone who takes over what's already been happening, he's got to assess everything that is going on at the club. "There has always been a lot of trust between us and when I went to Catalans, having experience with the coach makes it a little bit easier. He's been brilliant for me. The Barnet-born attacking midfielder entered the record books during the month by coming off the bench in the Europa League Conference game at Vitesse to become the first British South Asian player in Tottenham's 139-year history. British Para-Swimming national performance director Chris Furber said in a statement: "What Ellie has achieved, not just for the sport of para-swimming but for inclusion and diversity more generally, is truly game-changing.