'I am committed to this club for another year' - Antonio Conte ready to stay at Tottenham beyond the summer

Antonio Conte says he is committed to Tottenham for at least another year, and that he and the club have forged an understanding on how to operate together. Conte took charge of Tottenham in November of last year following the sacking of Nuno Espirito Santo, and the team showed improvement almost immediately.

Ad/> Despite the improvement, tension has never been far from the surface and Conte said he could walk away if his ambitions to improve the club are not matched. Premier LeagueVarane fit for United’s clash with TottenhamYESTERDAY AT 17:06 His contract runs until the summer of 2023, with an option in place to extend by a further year, and the Italian is committed to seeing out his deal — but says the squad needs to be improved.

«For sure at the moment there is only one truth — I am committed to this club for another year,» Conte said. «The club wanted this type of situation and I accepted it because it was good to get to know each other.

»After four months I think the club have understood the way I want to work and I understand the club. «We have three more months till the end of the season to continue to improve our knowledge of each other and then to find the best solution for both.

»I can tell you that I am enjoying working for this club and I would like to fight for something important for this club. For sure it is true that I would like this — to fight for the future, to fight to be competitive, to fight to win and not only to finish fourth in the league, because I repeat, that is not my ambition.” Abramovich gives 'green light' for Chelsea sale — report Rangnick says Rashford can leave United Tottenham signed Rodrigo Bentancur and Dejan Kulusevski in January, but Conte wanted more and he has made it clear that