Antonio Conte, the coach of Tottenham, called the claims that he would transfer to Juventus a “loss of respect.”
After the old lady’s dismal start to the local league this season, Conte’s name was mentioned in connection with a move to Juventus.
Conte has a close link with Juventus because he won the championship there as a player and coach. His contract with Tottenham expires in June of next year.
After helping Tottenham qualify for the Champions League last season, Conte’s stock price increased. This season, his team is off to a flawless start in the domestic league, having not yet lost a game.
Juventus only won two of its first seven games in the Italian league, according to rumours, and Massimiliano Allegri may be fired. Nevertheless, Conte reaffirmed his commitment to Tottenham.
Two days before playing Arsenal in the north London derby, Conte remarked on Thursday, “I think this shows a lack of respect for the Juventus coach and a lack of regard for my work with Tottenham.”
He continued, “The season has just begun. I’ve talked about this a lot and have always claimed that I’m content and loving my time at Tottenham. The remainder of the season is then ours to identify the best option for both the club and myself.
Of course, he said, “I’m enjoying my time working with Tottenham.”
I get along great with the proprietor. I don’t anticipate any issues in the future.
He continued by saying: I don’t want to hear anyone bring up this issue again because it’s disrespectful to the other coach and me.
Conte calls his decision to join Juventus a “lack of respect.”
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