Antonio Conte has strongly suggested that he will leave Tottenham if the club's vision does not match his own when he holds talks this summer. The Italian is set to hold discussions with chairman Daniel Levy and managing director of football Fabio Paratici at the end of the season to discuss the summer transfer window and the club's ambitions for next season.
Conte has previously said that he wants to manage Spurs next season to fight for the Premier League title and he made it clear ahead of the match at Brighton that if someone has a different vision to him, he will leave.
"Honestly I have my vision and the vision is this, 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. My vision it will be this. I stop if the vision of someone is not the same," he said. "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 only have one per cent but 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.
