Tottenham boss Jose Mourinho has promised more to come from striker Carlos Vinicius and even floated the prospect of him playing alongside Harry Kane.

The Brazilian was handed his debut in the Europa League Group J game against LASK and made a good impact, creating two goals in a 3-0 win in north London.

He set up goals in either half for Lucas Moura and Son Heung-min and would have opened his account had Andres Andrade not turned a Gareth Bale cross into his own goal.

Mourinho was enthused by his debut and says he can be more than just a deputy to Kane.

"Of course left-footed there are not many centre-backs with a left foot. Some clubs have them but the majority don't.

"To have him as an option is also good because to attack, the build-up is also important."

LASK were never in the game and their head coach Dominik Thalhammer knew the task was too big.

"It is a Champions League team, so our view has to be realistic," he said. "You have to recognise there is a gap between the two teams. You can't expect to come here and win, Tottenham are a top team with fantastic individual players."