The 22-year-old arrived from Ajax last summer for £11 million, and has quickly established himself as a crucial figure at White Hart Lane.
Spurs are currently sixth in the standings, five points off fourth-placed Arsenal, but Eriksen is adament that his future remains in north London.
“I’m happy here and I am looking forward to the future,” he told the Daily Mirror.
“The feeling I have at the club isn’t dependent on being in the Champions League.
"Our aim now is to win all our matches so we end the season with some confidence ahead of next year. If we do that, we can see where it takes us in the table.”
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