Watch out Spurs: BIG rumours linking Antonio Conte with this club
The Italian has enjoyed a great start to the season with Tottenham, but he's been linked with another job
Antonio Conte has Tottenham Hotspur in 3rd in the Premier League, but he may not be in that chair for long if reports coming from his home nation are to be believed. Spurs are just a single point off league leaders Arsenal, but club chairman Daniel Levy would do well not to rest on his laurels, cause there's another job that the Italian might fancy.
Antonio Conte's fiery character has rubbed off on Tottenham, but for how long will he be there?
Tottenham are flying high; tied on 17 points with Manchester City and third only on goal difference, the North London outfit are still undefeated and a lot of that comes down to the mentality that manager Antonio Conte has instilled in his side. However, that's far from the first time the Italian galvanizes a underachieving side, with his first big job in coaching actually being bringing Juventus back into the forefront of Serie A.
Now the Bianconeri are once again getting left behing by the big sides in Milan and even outsiders like Atalanta, and Juve boss Max Allegri is facing more and more sacking rumours. Should that be the case, according to sources in Italy, Conte would allegedly be open to taking over at La Vecchia Signora once again.
The Tottenham boss was seen in Turin, Juventus' home city, relaxing during the international break, and he still enjoys a great relationship with the club owners, the Agnelli family.
However, it was only a few months ago that Conte reassured his commitment to Tottenham: "I'm happy. We're working really well together [...]. I like this group of players and I have a good relationship with [managing director, Fabio] Paratici and with [chairman] Daniel Levy". Another issue would be the extreme costs Juventus would face if they were to sack Allegri, while the club higher ups have continued to back the coach.
Conte has lost none of his explosive personality from his player days at Juve
Still, the link between Antonio Conte and Juventus is a strong one, having spent 13 seasons there as a player, with almost 300 appearances made for the Bianconeri, while also spending three seasons there as manager, winning three Serie A titles between 2011 and 2014.
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