His birthday is approaching. On November 2, 2021, Antonio Conte was appointed manager of Tottenham after the premature departure of Nuno Espirito Santo. Almost a year later, the record of the former coach of Squadra Azzurra on the bench of the London club is far from bad, quite the contrary. He put his team back on the right track, while returning to the top 4 (and therefore the Champions League).
While Spurs are in 3rd place in the Premier League table after 9 games played this season, The Telegraph explains that the management of Tottenham is close to starting contract negotiations with the clan of the 53-year-old Italian technician. The truce for the 2022 World Cup, in a month, would be seen as the ideal window of opportunity to secure the future of Antonio Conte, at the end of the contract in June 2023. A gesture of confidence which could also be accompanied by a salary increase at the key.
