Antonio Conte to stay on as Tottenham head coach next season after crunch talks with Fabio Paratici

Antonio Conte is set to stay on as Tottenham's head coach next season after crunch talks with director of football Fabio Paratici on Friday. After steering Tottenham to fourth in the Premier League, Conte has been told by the club that they aim to sign at least six or seven players in the transfer window, according to Sky Sports. Ad/> On Tuesday, the north London club confirmed owners ENIC were providing a £150m capital increase which has been labelled a “statement of intent” by football finance experts.

TransfersChelsea to spend £200m to compete with Man City and Liverpool – Paper Round24/05/2022 AT 23:15 The 52-year-old joined Tottenham in November and is currently contracted to the Premier League club until 2023 with the option to extend for a further 12 months. After Tottenham's surprise defeat to Burnley on February 22, which at the time was their fourth loss in five Premier League games, Conte questioned whether he was the right man to take the club forward. He said: «When this type of situation happens, maybe there is something wrong.

I don’t want to close my eyes, I want to take my responsibility, if I have the responsibility. I am open, I am open for every decision because I want to help Tottenham. 'It's looking good' — Klopp hopeful Thiago, Fabinho can play in CL final Aston Villa agree deal to sign Diego Carlos from Sevilla »From the first day I arrived here I want to help Tottenham.

I repeat: I am too honest to close my eyes and continue in this way, and also take my salary. But it’s not right in this moment." Conte said after Tottenham beat Arsenal on May 12 that he was «very happy» with his position at Spurs. Meanwhile, Southampton goalkeeper Fraser Forster is set to sign for Tottenham on a free transfer.