After a phenomenal week, it appears Tottenham Hotspur supporters have been boosted further after more 'great news' out of the club.

The Lowdown: Excellent last seven days...

After manager Antonio Conte guided Spurs to a top four Premier League finish, securing the riches of Champions League qualification in the process, the Lilywhites were then handed a major financial boost.

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The north-Londoners announced a £150 million equity increase which can be used for both transfer fees and player salaries, as explained by BBC reporter Simon Stone.

Conte could now be set for big backing this summer with Alasdair Gold also explaining that the 'bulk' of Tottenham's new £150m will be ploughed straight into the Italian's transfer kitty.

There were murmurs surrounding whether the ex-Chelsea boss would even stay for 2022/2023, but as backed by reliable reporters Charlie Eccleshare of The Athletic and Matt Law of The Telegraph, Levy has been handed a further boost by a big Conte update.

The Latest: Conte set to stay...

The 52-year-old, as explained by both reporters, is set to remain in what is more 'great news for Tottenham' after a brilliant week.

Eccleshare explained:

"Conte staying at #THFC. What a week it's been for Spurs! Hard to remember anything quite like it." - Eccleshare (via Twitter).

Law, after giving his own update the former Inter manager is staying, also gave his take - stating (via Twitter):

"This is not only great news for Tottenham but also great news for the PL. Conte is right up there with Guardiola, Klopp and Tuchel as one of the best managers in the world and he is box office for fans and journalists."

The Verdict: Huge...

Conte guided Spurs to a previously unthought of place among Europe's elite for next season, gifting the club a major pull in the transfer market alongside their financial windfall.

It comes as no surprise the Serie A winner was linked with a move to Paris-Saint Germain given his proven CV as a serial-winning manager, so this news Tottenham have him for at least one more year comes as an incredible uplift.

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