Harry Kane: Tottenham players couldn't be happier with Antonio Conte and will give top four 'a real go'

Harry Kane says Tottenham players «couldn’t be happier» under manager Antonio Conte and understand improving the club's fortunes is «not a quick fix”. Former Chelsea boss Conte was appointed in November to replace Nuno Espirito Santo. Ad/> But Conte's arrival has not super-charged Spurs' season and they have struggled for consistency over the last few months.

They are currently eighth in the Premier League, six points behind fourth-placed Arsenal, having played a game more. Premier LeagueConte: Top-four finish would be 'our Premier League title'08/03/2022 AT 10:43 »Obviously I still feel like we're in a process," Kane told Sky Sports ahead of Spurs’ trip to Brighton on Wednesday. «We went two or three years challenging for trophies then we dropped off over the last couple of years.

With Antonio, he's building a culture that he wants to be and wants to put us back in that place. »The Premier League, it's such fine lines between challenging or being top four or being sixth, seventh or eighth. Every team is getting better and there are no easy games.

Inside Europe: Why PSG fans are booing Messi and Neymar Rangnick says whole team deserves credit after Spurs win «Of course the manager is working as hard as he can and the players are working. It's not a quick fix that happens overnight, it takes time and understanding. He needs to talk to the club and chairman and to see what direction we need to go as a club.

We can't speak highly enough of him.» Kane’s own form was under scrutiny towards the back end of 2021 as he only netted two Premier League goals before Christmas. However, after scoring in a 3-2 loss to Manchester United on Saturday he now has 10 goals in his last 13 league appearances. «I'm the first to look at my own