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Daniel Levy makes Tottenham transfer promise that will please Antonio Conte

Chairman Daniel Levy has promised that Tottenham will spend money in the transfer market this summer, effectively admitting Antonio Conte will be backed financially.

Tottenham's home Premier League campaign came to an end on Sunday lunchtime with ?? against Burnley. And afterwards there was the usual parade around the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium pitch for the players to thank the supporters.

Levy took the opportunity ahead of the final home game to address the supporters himself, thanking the Lilywhites fans. And in his address he opened up on the upcoming summer transfer window, admitting that Tottenham will have money to spend on new recruits.

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Levy said in a statement on the club's official website: "When we reported our June 2021 year-end financial results we set out our vision for the club and underlined that, whilst we had invested significantly in the squad, we needed to improve our recruitment and the January transfer window showed how important this can be. We shall continue to support investment in both our first and women’s teams and our academy.

"Regardless of the results of our last three games of this season, I firmly believe we are well positioned to go forward into next season. The desire and determination to see success on the pitch is felt by everyone at the club."

Levy also made reference to the start of the season under previous boss Nuno Espirito Santo. He admitted performances under the Portuguese were "not what we all

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