Conte says he doesn’t have money to spend at Chelsea and his frustrated by investment limits.
Chelsea won the Premier League title in the Italian’s first season in English football, but are in danger of missing out on Champions League qualification this term, with pressure mounting on the manager.
Conte’s men are fifth in the table with 10 matches to go and a trip to runaway leaders Manchester City on Sunday could see the Blues slip further off the pace and ahead of the visit to Pep Guardiola’s EFL Cup winners, Conte opened up about the club’s ambition, again took aim at Chelsea’s board for a perceived lack of investment.
Conte: “I think it doesn’t matter to speak about this because I think it’s a simple answer, The question was very clear, my answer was very clear. I have great ambition, but I don’t have money to spend at Chelsea.
“The club knows very well what is my idea, what is my ambition. That is very clear. That ambition must always be the same. When you decide to work with this type of coach, you must understand that you take a coach with great ambition. Not a loser but a winner.”
