Antonio Conte is prepared to quit as Chelsea manager at the end of the
current season, according to The Sunday Times.
The Italian masterminded Chelsea’s unlikely Premier League title-
winning campaign last season but his relationship with the club’s board
has been a fractious one, exacerbated by a failure to land a number of
his priority transfer targets in the summer.
Conte missed out on the likes of Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain, Alex
Sandro. Danilo and Romelu Lukaku. Although Chelsea did pay a club-
record £58million fee for Alvaro Morata, they were left scrambling
around on deadline day to recruit the likes of Davide Zappacosta and
Danny Drinkwater, who is still yet to make his debut.
The former Italy national team boss reportedly came close to quitting
during the summer, while stories of his dissatisfaction at his role in the
club’s transfer policy date back to February.
Inter launched a concerted effort to prise him from Stamford Bridge
during the close season but were eventually forced to admit defeat and
switched their focus to former Roma boss Luciano Spaletti.
Conte set alarm bells ringing earlier this week, meanwhile, when he
admitted he missed Italy and did not intend to manage abroad for
much longer.
Conte told Radio Anch’io Sport : ‘I miss Italy, there is no doubt.
‘It is not in my mind to stay abroad for a long time. Italy is my country.
I will return, I don’t know when but that is the aim.’
When pushed further about what other countries he would enjoy
working in, he ruled out a move to China but kept himself open to a
spell in Germany.
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