Antonio Conte immediately asserts himself in his first week at Tottenham Hotspur, the usually reliable The Athletic knows. For example, after the narrow victory over Vitesse, the Italian manager has implemented a ban on ketchup and mayonnaise at The Spurs.
Last Thursday, Tottenham won 3-2 against Vitesse. That cost Conte’s team a lot of effort. The 52-year-old coach was happy with the efforts of his team after the game, but the fitness of his players did not satisfy Conte. The former midfielder thinks that some players are too heavy.
Conte is taking measures to ensure that his selection is fit: the former coach of Juventus, Chelsea and Internazionale, among others, wants his players to eat less and prohibits ketchup and mayonnaise in the Tottenham kitchen. In addition, Conte ensures that the Spurs football players will eat more fruit and that less oil and butter will be cooked at the club.
Currently, many Tottenham players have flown out for matches with their country. After the international match, a home game with Leeds United for Conte and co..
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