Antonio Conte has hinted at further exercise from Tottenham in the transfer window forward of the brand new Premier League season.
Spurs satisfied the Italian to remain after sealing Champions League qualification final season and have since introduced in Ivan Perisic, Fraser Forster, Yves Bissouma, Richarlison and Clement Lenglet as they aim further enchancment.
Speaking throughout Tottenham’s pre-season journey to South Korea, Conte hinted at his happiness together with his aspect’s exercise however revealed there could possibly be extra to come back.
“Yeah, we signed five players and when the ideas are very clear it’s more simple to go into the transfer window and sign the players,” he mentioned. “Our plan was very clear about the positions and the roles in which we needed to improve and we did it.
“I feel the membership labored very nicely in this window. For each coach to have the gamers rapidly is essential as a result of you may work with them and attempt to put them into our concept of soccer. In the previous….I feel it was good to signal 5 gamers rapidly.
“Now we’ll see what happens. We are always looking to strengthen the squad if there is the opportunity. We want to improve numerically the squad.
“I repeat to play 4 competitions is tough. You want a very good squad, with the numerical facet and the standard facet.
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“It will be a tough, really demanding season for us but I’m sure that we want to enjoy this season to play four competitions and try to be competitive in every competition that we are going to play.
“Then we’ll see what occurs. In two months if there’s the chance to strengthen the squad we’ll do it.”
Spurs have addressed a number of problem positions including central midfield and centre back, though they are still yet to finalise the signing of Djed Spence from Middlesbrough.
