According to Italian newspaper reports, Antonio Conte, the current technical director of the English team Tottenham, is considering going back to coaching Juventus after his contract with Spurs expires at the end of the current season.
According to the “Calcio Mercato” website, Conte negotiates with Tottenham officials to extend his contract with the club so that he can train Juventus once again beginning in the upcoming season.
According to the report, Conte is the most likely candidate to take over Juventus’ training in the near future, especially given that Massimiliano Alegry, the team’s current technical director, could be fired at any point during the current campaign due to the team’s declining domestic and international results.
The vice-president of Juventus, Paville Nedved, had previously stated that he was eager to change the team’s coach because Tottenham Hotspur’s manager had been in charge at the “Allianz” stadium between 2011 and 2012 before rapidly returning to Turin for another year and a half until 2014.
With Juventus, Conte won three straight Italian league championships, but it was known that the 46-year-old coach did not get along well with club president Andrea Anile and believed that Anile did not support him enough in the transfer market.
According to Italian media, Conte is considering going back to Juventus training.
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