Tottenham coach Antonio Conte has given his opinion on recent Daniel Levy chants heard in the stadium.

Spurs supporters are hoping to get the attention of the club's chairman, as they are eagerly waiting for January signings to bolster the squad.

During the 2-0 loss to Aston Villa in the Premier League, loud chants of "Daniel Levy get out of our club" were heard throughout the stadium.

Asked about those chants, per football.london, the Spurs head coach said: "Honestly, I didn't hear this, but it's important to stay together. In my life, my family also taught me that the truth is always the best solution, even if this is a bad truth. In this moment we are trying together to create a base.

"I understand that fans want to win, to lift trophies, to be competitive. I understand that very well, but to take this step, you need now to create a base, to have patience and I can't tell you something different or I'll have to tell you good lies and I don't like to tell good lies.

"We're working very hard for the best of the club. We're working together. We're in a position where everybody is giving 100%, the players, the staff, the medical department, the club. Everybody, but you know, now we have to try to build. It's important to have patience. Then to win a trophy can happen, but in mind the best targets are the Premier League and the Champions League, not the Carabao Cup or FA Cup with the greatest respect for these trophies.

"We're trying to create a base to become competitive for important targets and be strong. Now in this moment, we are not almost ready for many situations because we started from such a low point but we're working."