to their Premier League crown if they are to view
the coming season as a success.
Antonio Conte's team swept to a dominant title
success last term, winning 13 games on the spin
to take control of the league before cantering to
success.
Kante lifted the Premier League trophy for a second
year, having inspired Leicester City's incredible
title tilt the previous season before making a
£30million move to Stamford Bridge.
With a return to the Champions League in view, and
having lost last season's FA Cup final to Arsenal,
Kante says one piece of silverware will not do in
2017-18.
"Football is like this: after every game you have to
do better in the next and the [upcoming] season is
the same," he said. "After last season we have to
start in the same way and try to do better.
"We are looking to do a better season together and
we know at a club like Chelsea a good season
means to win titles. So we will try to win some
titles. Win, win, win. We will fight for everything.
"We will fight against good teams. So it is going to
be difficult. But we will try to win everything we
play in."
Kante's desire to progress extends to his own
game, despite being named Player of the Year by
the PFA, FWA and Premier League last term.
"I can always improve," he said. "Maybe score
more goals and more assists, always help the team
the best I can.
"Sometimes I can help the team to score, to make
the last pass or to get more chances and try to
score. Maybe I can do this more often."
Only Tottenham managed to hold a candle to
Conte's dominant side last term, but Kante believes
the Blues' rivals will be revitalised in what is
already shaping up to be a record-breaking
transfer window.
Kante said: "We see what the other clubs are
doing. Things will change from last season.
"It's easy to say who will be in the top six.
Anything can happen in the Premier League, but
the top six will be a very good fight for the title."
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