Son Heung-min insists he has already proved he can shoulder the burden of replacing Harry Kane in Tottenham's Champions League showdown with Manchester City on Wednesday.
Mauricio Pochettino's side head to the Etihad Stadium for the quarter-final second leg looking to protect a slender 1-0 lead.
But Tottenham's task has been made harder by injuries to Kane and Dele Alli. Kane is likely to miss the rest of the season after the striker suffered yet another ankle ligament injury in the first leg against City, while England midfielder Alli is a doubt after fracturing his hand in the same match.
Losing two such influential players ahead of a do-or-die clash with the Premier League champions would be a hammer blow to most teams.
But South Korea forward Son has shown this season that playing without Kane need not be fatal to his side's European ambitions.
Son has scored nine goals in 10 matches with Kane absent this season and he said: "I just enjoy the football. Everyone, not just me, should enjoy the game and scoring and winning.
"We should not put pressure on ourselves about these situations. There's nothing better than the Champions League quarter-finals at the moment."
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"The club, the coaching staff, the players, when I have a tough time they help me lots to be here right now. I'm really grateful for this situation and I'm not finished. I try to improve every day."