The former Inter Milan manager Antonio Conte has made it clear over the past few weeks that he hasn’t happy with the state of play at the North London club, Tottenham Hotspur.

Ahead of Spurs match against Brighton last night, which Spurs won two goals to nil the Italian manager was again asked on his thought of staying on past his contract, which end at the end of the 2022/23 season.

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Quoted via 90min

“At this moment the best thing we can do is to be focussed on the present,” Conte said. “Then, at the end of the season, everyone has to speak about their own vision.

“I speak about my vision, and I think also the club will speak about their vision, and Paratici will speak about his vision, and then we will see.

“After this we will see, now is too early. We have to be in the present, the future is very far in this moment. For sure there will be a moment when we will go to take decisions.”

“Honestly I have my vision and it does not change. The vision was the same in the past, the vision is the same in the present, the vision will be the same in future. The vision will be this. I stop if the vision of someone is not the same.

“I have a vision, one vision: I want to fight to win. I want to fight to be competitive. I want to feel that we need one per cent to win the title or a trophy in which we participate. We have to feel this. This is my vision and I continue to have this vision.

“And then I know that there are different visions and many clubs have different visions but my vision brought me to be competitive and for sure I follow my vision in any case.”

🗣 "Now we have 11 games and then we'll see."

Antonio Conte insisting he has full focus on the remaining fixtures, wanting to fight for something important pic.twitter.com/ecxlp55KTi

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