Tottenham boss Antonio Conte says he's fully committed to the club.

Last season, Conte issued various veiled threats to leave if the club could not match his ambition, including after his side's shock defeat against Burnley in February.

"I always said that at the end of the season it was very important for me to speak to the club and the club to make the decision," said Conte, ahead of the exhibition game against the K-League all-star team, in Seoul on Wednesday.

"It was very simple to continue this project, because first I have another year of contract and we have just started this project with the club. You know very well my ambitions. I think last season to finish in the top four was a great achievement for us all but I think we have just started.

"We need time and patience, but it will be important to be stronger than the past. I have ambition and it is the same for the club."

Tottenham have been among the busiest players in this summer's market.

"When the ideas are very clear it's more simple to go into the transfer window and sign the players,' said Conte. 'Our plan was very clear about the positions in which we needed to improve. We did it, the club worked very well in this window.

"For every coach to have players quickly is very important because can work with them and put them in the know. It was good to sign five players quickly. And now we will see. We're always looking to strengthen the squad if there is the opportunity.

"We want to improve it numerically because to play in four competitions is difficult. You need a very good squad, numerical and quality. It will be a tough, demanding season for us but we want to enjoy this season to play four competitions and try to be competitive. We'll see what happens. In the next two months if there's a possibility to strengthen the squad we'll do it."