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Fabio Paratici is working on a transfer window like no other at Tottenham Hotspur to provide Antonio Conte with a team that can challenge on all fronts.

When the two Italians met on a hot morning in Turin five days after the end of the season they discussed plans and targets to assemble a much bigger and stronger squad that would allow the head coach to challenge the top clubs in the Premier League and the Champions League next season.

Conte was left particularly bewildered that towards the end of the campaign it had taken just four or five injuries to ensure he needed to name four young academy players on his bench, three without a Premier League appearance to their name and one in Dane Scarlett with just a handful of minutes from two late cameos. understands the head coach is understood felt restricted at times last season with his inability to change games by having a bench full of players close to the level of his starting XI.

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Conte had made it very well known that, despite having another season left on his contract, he would need to feel that 'his way' was going to be backed as he could not spend two seasons at a club without chasing silverware or one simply being content with finishing in fourth place in the Champions League.

Boosted by the extra £150m pumped into the club by the owners ENIC, chairman Daniel Levy had already assured Conte that backing would come and Paratici has quickly gone about turning their best-laid plans into reality and the club are prepared to spend big to back their trophy-laden head coach.

The former Juventus director is a renowned workaholic, creating a spider's web network of potential transfer