Tottenham Hotspur have massively struggled with inconsistency since Antonio Conte was appointed manager in November 2021. The North London club started the Premier League season very positively but have more recently conceded five goals to Bournemouth and Leeds United, as well as suffered defeats to Nottingham Forest, Newcastle and Man United.
The former Chelsea boss was expected to bring in some brilliant signings from his time in Serie A and so he did - as well as a number of others that have either enjoyed great success or have struggled so far. Conte will be hoping some of his more reliable players can carry them through a more consistent second half of the campaign after the World Cup as they look to confirm another top four finish - while they will be hoping rivals Arsenal fail to claim the Premier League title.
With Spurs making ten new signings in the year that Conte has spent in the English capital, we have ranked them all from worst to best below.
9. Dejan Kulusevski
Kulusevski struggled to make an impact at Juventus but was superb during the second half of last season for Spurs - claiming 13 goal contributions in 18 matches. The 22-year-old has struggled with injuries this season but remains a key part of their attack. | AFP via Getty Images
10. Cristian Romero
Romero joined Tottenham on loan prior to Antonio Conte’s arrival, before the Italian made his move permanent this summer. The 24-year-old has been brilliant since his arrival in the Premier League. | AFP via Getty Images