Conte's glare, Djed Spence arrival, happy Lloris - Behind the scenes of Tottenham's Korea tour

Friday brought another packed day in Tottenham Hotspur's South Korea tour schedule with three events going on simultaneously in the afternoon across Seoul.

On one side of the city Harry Kane, Davinson Sanchez and Ryan Sessegnon were at a girls football event, in another part of Seoul Eric Dier and Matt Doherty were visiting an art gallery and within a skyscraper next to the team's hotel, Antonio Conte and Hugo Lloris were holding the press conference ahead of Spurs' friendly against Sevilla.

With everything taking place at the same time in different parts of the city, the band of four UK journalists plus our resident South Korean reporter Sungmo Lee, an icon around these parts after his years in England covering the Premier League, split up in order to cover everything we needed to.

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I took on the task of quizzing the manager and captain at the press conference, which having been at the Seoul World Cup Stadium ahead of the first game, was this time at the ICF Forum's Tower Two inside a huge modern conference room.

The press conference had the added timing of taking place just as I'd just found out that Djed Spence, set to be Tottenham's sixth signing of a remarkably productive summer, had arrived at Hotspur Way early in the morning in the UK as he waited for his medical to begin when the go ahead was received from Middlesbrough.

Conte, fresh from another two-hour morning training session at the Mokdong Stadium, is one of those managers who does not like to talk about transfers before they are done, but as a journalist you have to ask the question otherwise the fans would ask why you did not.

The problem for me was that the