Tottenham boss Antonio Conte has fired a warning at fans as talk of him departing intensifies.

With Spurs 14 points off leaders Arsenal, the manager is under mounting scrutiny with some questioning whether his heart remains in north London.

Ahead of tonight's trip to Manchester City, he hit back at any concerns over his commitment to Tottenham.

"I don't read this and I don't hear this, but the people who know me would not tell you that I am bad coach," Conte said.

"None of the clubs where I have worked have been unhappy about my commitment and what I have given them.

"Usually when I leave, the club regret it a lot because they saw the way I worked and the commitment I put in. In this aspect I am really happy for the way that I am."

Conte added: " give everything for the club. Not only for Tottenham — for Inter, for Juventus, for every club where I was the coach. It is normal that when I finish the day I am tired because I work a lot for the club. And for this reason they want me to stay for a long period."