Tottenham captain Hugo Lloris has outlined that Cristian Stellini is giving the squad continuity on the training pitch after Antonio Conte's departure. Following the 53-year-old's exit after 16 months in the Spurs hotseat, his assistant has become acting head coach for the remainder of the season.
Recording some positive results when previously in charge of the team when Conte was absent, Stellini was unable to register three points at Everton on Monday evening following Michael Keane's stunning equaliser in the 90th minute that cancelled out Harry Kane's penalty. Following a positive week on the training pitch leading up to the game on Merseyside, Lloris has stressed the importance of remaining positive as they look to finish the season in the top four.
"Cristian knows very well the players, he knows well the club. He's just here to give continuity and try to finish the job as good as we can," explained the long-serving goalkeeper. "Again, I repeat, it is also the responsibility of everyone, not only one people more than the other. It's players, coaching staff, medical staff, all the people involved to create the right energy.
