Tottenham news: Conte hoping for Champions League boost as Carter-Vickers considers Spurs future

Your Tottenham digest on the morning of Sunday, May 15

When Antonio Conte arrived in north London in November, Tottenham were in a position where they were struggling to find consistency under Nuno Espirito Santo. In just over six months, the Italian has made major improvements both on and off the pitch.

Conte has had an influence on individual performances and the team as a whole, as well as welcoming Rodrigo Bentancur and Dejan Kulusevski to the squad. Spurs are now competing for a spot inside the top four, with just two games left to play, highlighting how far they have come.

Arsenal have a difficult trip to St James' Park on Monday, before they face their final game of the season at home, against Everton and some old faces could help boost Tottenham's chances of securing Champions League football again next season.

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Cameron Carter-Vickers has indicated he will see what happens in regards to a permanent move to Celtic after his loan deal from Tottenham came to an end. Moving to Celtic Park on the final day of the summer transfer window, the centre-back has played an integral role in Ange Postecoglou's team reclaiming the league title back off Rangers.

A regular in defence for Celtic as he played the full 90 minutes in 33 league games, Carter-Vickers made 45 appearances in total for the Scottish giants, scoring four goals and registering one assist in the process. Making such an impact north of the border, Celtic fans are desperate for the player to return to the club next season.

"I'm just enjoying today at the moment. We'll see," he told Sky Sports (via Football Scotland).

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