Tottenham's transfer business conducted in the January transfer window could play a vital role in Daniel Levy keeping Antonio Conte at the club. The Spurs squad is paper thin compared to their Premier League rivals and Fabio Paratici is likely to be keen to add quality to the current crop of players.
Spurs find themselves in the middle of the race for Champions League football this season, sitting fourth in the Premier League after 14 games. However, Conte's side require additions to ensure they secure their top four finish and keep hold of the Italian.
Conte only signed an 18-month deal when he replaced Nuno Espirito Santo in November 2021, meaning he's currently set to leave the club on June 30, 2023. The Spurs boss is yet to commit his long-term future at the club and reports from The Athletic have claimed that negotiations regarding an new deal are "less optimistic" than before.