Antonio Conte stance on Tottenham future as crunch talks in Italy detailed amid PSG interest

Tottenham manager Antonio Conte is still undecided over his Tottenham future and will have a meeting with his family before deciding his next move later this week.

The Spurs boss is already back in Italy, and photos of him on the beach cooling off after an intense season are all over social media.

Tottenham have prepared six major signings as they look to convince their top tier manager to stay in North London, with one of names on the list include former midfielder Christian Eriksen.

The former Inter Milan boss has just a year left on his contract, but has consistently refused to assure fans that he will be at the club next season, despite leading them to an impressive fourth place finish for the first time in the last three years.

Tottenham football director Fabio Paratici is scheduled to fly to Italy this week to hold talks with the Spurs manager, with transfers and plans for next season on the menu.

Conte’s family have been living in Italy while the Tottenham boss sleeps in a hotel in north London.

The fact that he has not made an attempt to get himself a proper home, and his family have not moved here, has raised questions over his long-term commitment to the Tottenham project.

LondonWorld understands Conte flew to Italy on Monday to spend time with his family and hold talks with them on what he wants to do for the next two seasons, which could lead to him signing a contract extension at N17.

Spurs chairman Daniel Levy has been impressed with Conte and his transformative effect at the Hotspur Way, but he is also aware that players will be looking at the manager’s one year deal left and dragging their feet over on new contracts.

It’s always important that players know that a manager is at a club for the long term before committing their future.

Tottenham fans will be hoping that the former Chelsea boss loves living in north London and will be convinced to stay and lead the club to what has turned into an exciting future, despite looking like a mess when he first walked in November.

In his last 11 Premier League games, Conte’s Tottenham conceded only five goals and masterminded impressive wins against Arsenal, Burnley and Norwich not to mention holding Liverpool to a pulsating draw at Anfield.