Tottenham manager Mauricio Pochettino is eager to keep Dele Alli's feet on the ground following his call-up to the England squad.
Midfielder Alli received his first senior international call-up on Thursday for England's upcoming Euro 2016 qualifiers with Estonia and Lithuania.
Alli marked the occasion by having a hand in Tottenham's goal in the 1-1 Europa League draw at Monaco.
Erik Lamela pounced after Alli's shot had been saved by Danijel Subasic, but Stephan El Shaarawy equalised nine minutes from time to ensure the Group J clash ended all square.
"We're disappointed and it's two points lost," Pochettino said. "We could've been more clinical, I'm happy with [the] display and effort."
Asked about Alli, Pochettino added: "I'm very happy for Dele, it's important to look after him. We have a great relationship with [England manager] Roy Hodgson and his staff.
"We have to keep his feet on the ground but he's very mature on and off the pitch."
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