Paratici will officially take over his role at Tottenham from 1st July, but he is already working on potential signings as well as spearheading the club’s push to appoint a new manager.

 

The Italian is thrilled to have taken the job at Tottenham, having left his post at Juventus, and explained he will be in charge of the whole football department in north London.

 

 

He insists that his key skill is that he never stops thinking about football as the game is his life.

 

Paratici told Spurs TV: “I did this job for a lot of years here in Juve, it was a fantastic experience.

 

 

“I have to manage the football department, so first team, recruitment, academy, women.

 

“For me football is not just a job, it is my life. I think about football 24 hours, so this is I think my first skill”, he added.

 

 

Paratici faces a challenging summer ahead as Tottenham look to refresh their squad, while also balancing the books and getting to grips with the demands of their new manager, likely to be former Roma coach Paulo Fonseca.