Quote from: giammangiato on Today at 02:33:05 PM

Quote from: Strongkored on Today at 06:43:02 AM

Is there any certainty that Antonio Conte will coach Napoli? because I haven't found the news because what is circulating is just rumors, there are even rumors that Antonio Conte is not interested in immediately continuing his career as a coach so there is no chance for Napoli to be coached by Conte in the near future unless there is a change, for example Napoli makes a very attractive offer such as the funds provided for player spending are also often the reason coaches are interested in coaching at the club, so it's not just about the salary they get but the ease of using money in the transfer market.
Of the eight matches, only being able to win 4 matches is not an impressive performance for the defending champion team because the pressure to defend the title is quite strong, but Rudi Garcia is not a successful coach so Napoli should have realized this from the start of his appointment that Napoli could fail to defend the title because they have a coach who is not smart enough in strategy.

I know Antonio Conte very well, since he played for the team I support: my beloved Juventus.
I can tell you that he is a good coach, he was also a good player. However, to say that he need guarantees, guarantees that you will follow his way of working and his strategies. Is the Napoli management willing?
The real problem is this with Antonio Conte. If they take it he can fix the situation.

Previously Antonio Conte was good player for Juventus in the midfielder position but after retiring and deciding to pursue career as coach he was much better but when he became Tottenham coach he did not achieve any major achievements.
However when talking about Napoli wanting to replace Rudi Garcia with Antonio Conte it seems difficult to do so because several rumors are circulating that Antonio Conte has rejected the offer.
Aurelio De Laurentiis has also asked for consideration of the offer he submitted but Antonio Conte still doesn't want to accept it on the grounds that he wants to have more time with his family and wants to take break from the coaching chair.