Tottenham are on the verge of implosion

It is not only at PSG that the aftermath of elimination in the Champions League is difficult. In Tottenham also the crisis contaminated the club after being released in the round of 16 by AC Milan (1-0, 0-0). The atmosphere was already not looking good. She radically strained to believe The Telegraph. Already because at the final whistle, Antonio Conte and his team were booed. The results are certainly jagged but it is especially the Italian technician who annoys. He regularly shares his moods, while his choices are far from unanimous.

At the club as in the locker room, the dissatisfied are always more numerous. In addition to the English press, which no longer hesitates to criticize the coach, the players are getting into it now. This is the case of Richarlison who openly attacked him on Wednesday evening. “That’s what I didn’t understand either (his non-tenure, editor’s note). It was going well, I had chained against West Ham and Chelsea, then suddenly he put me on the bench against Wolves. I asked for the reasons, they told me nothing. Atmosphere…

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The future of Conte, Paratici and Kane hangs in the balance

The Brazilian is not the only one to resent his coach but his case tenses a lot of people internally. It must be said that he was still recruited 60 M € last summer. Daniel Levy, who is not the type to throw money away, is pushed to make a decision quickly, on pain of losing even more control over events. He has solutions like firing Conte. The latter being at the end of the contract, he would not receive large severance pay. Pochettino and Tuchel are already announced as possible replacements.

The Spurs owner must also manage two burning issues. There is Fabio Paratici’s future, which is also uncertain. The club’s sporting director is in the sights of Italian justice in the “inflated” capital gains case. And then, there is especially the future of Harry Kane which is on everyone’s lips. The 29-year-old striker has two more years on his contract but has yet to win a single trophy in his career. He tells himself that the only way to achieve this is to leave for a competitor like Manchester United, always interested in his services, or Bayern Munich. Tottenham may have lost more than qualifying for the C1 quarter-finals.