(Reuters) – Tottenham Hotspur supervisor Antonio Conte expressed his dedication to the membership and mentioned he would discuss a possible extension to his contract at the end of the season.
The Italian, who joined Spurs on an 18-month contract in November, appeared to query his personal future at the membership after their defeat to Burnley in February, however has since walked again his statements.
“At the second there is just one reality – I’m dedicated to this membership for an additional 12 months,” Conte instructed reporters. “After 4 months I feel the membership have understood the best way I need to work and I perceive the membership.
“In three months, at the end of the season, we’ll proceed to enhance this data of one another after which to discover the perfect answer for each.
“I’m having fun with working for this membership. I like to struggle for one thing necessary for this membership.”
Conte additionally pressured the significance of planning for the long run, and added that the signing of Dejan Kulusevski and Rodrigo Bentancur in January was a step in the proper course.
“I feel it is rather necessary to develop imaginative and prescient, as a result of when you’ve got imaginative and prescient in soccer and you’ve got lots of hope, you will be profitable,” Conte mentioned.
“In January we confirmed that we now have simply began to enhance the scenario. We want an enormous, massive enchancment and we now have began to do that with these gamers.
“But sooner or later, you want to produce other necessary steps and to have ambition.”
Spurs face fellow top-four contenders Manchester United within the Premier League on Saturday.
(Reporting by Aadi Nair in Bengaluru; Editing by Mark Potter)
