'We'll see' - Antonio Conte expects meeting to decide Spurs future despite top four finish and Champions League football

Tottenham manager Antonio Conte refused to confirm he would be in charge of the club at the start of next season. Spurs secured a top-four finish with a 5-0 win at Norwich City on the last day of the season, made sweeter by Arsenal’s 5-1 victory against Everton not being enough to dislodge their rivals in fourth place. Ad/> When Conte arrived at Spurs to replace Nuno Espirito Santo, the club were ninth, and they now look one of the most improved sides of 2022.

However Conte has often been reported to be at odds with the club hierarchy, bringing speculation that he could move on in the summer despite the success of finishing fourth. Premier League‘This team is becoming stronger’ — Conte praises Spurs for Burnley win that keeps CL hopes alive16/05/2022 AT 01:13 Conte has a year left on his contract but he did not appear certain that he would honour it. «I'm under contract until next summer.

I signed for one year and seven months,» he said. «I enjoyed a lot my time at Tottenham because, I repeat, for me it was a big challenge. »To come in during the season, for a coach like me, is not easy.

It was a big challenge in a modern club with a fantastic stadium and training ground. Man City stage thunderous comeback against Villa to deny Liverpool and win title Quadruple dream over for Liverpool despite win after late drama at City 'Story of my life' — Klopp on finishing second «For me this is a trophy and I'm very happy. Then we'll see.

I always said at the end of the season we'll speak to the club and find the best solution for me and the club. »In this moment it was very difficult to speak about this. I'm very tired.