Fabio Paratici’s contract as a consultant with Tottenham Hotspur is about to run out soon and a new report has revealed what the Italian plans to do next.
Several outlets have insisted over the last couple of weeks that it is only a matter of time before Paratici returns to Tottenham in an official role.
However, the Italian’s FIFA ban officially comes to an end on July 20 and there has been no official announcement from Spurs so far, with technical director Johan Lange continuing to pull the transfer strings for Tottenham.
Alasdair Gold revealed earlier this month that Paratici may continue to be a consultant for Spurs in the immediate future as the trial regarding Juventus’ capital gains scandal is still ongoing in the background, but it has now been claimed that the 52-year-old has other plans.
Fabio Paratici wants a formal role after Tottenham consulting
The Telegraph have now pointed out that the Italian’s contract as Tottenham’s consultant is about to expire at the end of August.
The report says that Paratici will continue to play a prominent role behind the scenes this summer as the club look to rebuild their squad at the start of the Thomas Frank era.
It is explained that Paratici will not wait around once his contract comes to an end in August, as he is keen to make a quick return to a full-time position.
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The former Juventus director wants to continue working in England, and it is suggested that Tottenham may have an advantage given their relationship with him.
Daniel Levy is unlikely to let Paratici slip away
Several reports over recent weeks have claimed that Daniel Levy wants Paratici and Vinai Venkatesham to spearhead this new Tottenham era.
Given the relationship that the Spurs chairman has with the 52-year-old and the fact that he has retained him as a consultant following his ban, it is difficult to see Levy allowing another club to poach Paratici.