The 2022/23 season is quickly approaching and it isn't long until Antonio Conte will be putting his side through a tough pre-season ahead of a busy campaign. Not only will Spurs have their usual Premier League and domestic cup competition matches, their fourth-place finish last season will see them return to the Champions League this year.
The Lilywhites haven't been in the top European competition since they reached the final under Mauricio Pochettino in 2019. With the world-class manager making the move to N17 last November, he has made improvements to individuals and the team, helping them secure their spot in the Champions League again.
In order to try and prevent multiple injuries and ensure his squad stay at the highest level possible, Conte will need to rotate his regular XI. football.london understand that the Italian doesn't want his side to have the mentality that there is a set lineup.
