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Conte Leaves Serie A Champions Inter Milan 

Conte Leaves Serie A Champions Inter Milan 

Antonio Conte has quit Inter Milan – just days after leading them to the Serie A title.

Inter confirmed Conte’s departure in a statement released on their official website on Wednesday.

“Internazionale Milano can confirm that an agreement has been reached with Antonio Conte for the termination of his contract by mutual consent. 

“The Club would like to thank Antonio for the extraordinary work that he has done, culminating in Inter’s 19th top-flight title. Antonio Conte will forever remain a part of our Club’s history.”

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There were reports that Conte had a huge row with Inter president Steven Zhang over future plans and stepped down after two seasons.

Cash-strapped Inter may have been forced to sell stars to raise more than £80m this summer and slash the wage bill by 20 per cent.

The club’s owners had already disbanded their Chinese team Jiangsu earlier this year and Inter were facing financial turmoil too.

Even as Inter marched towards the title there was friction between Conte and the board over finances.

The 1996 Champions League winner was of the belief that Inter need to continue spending in order to carry on being successful.

And he wanted new deals for his key players in the run to the title – such as Romelu Lukaku.

And Conte, who had a year left on his deal, has quit the club just days after winning Serie A and will receive around £6m in compensation.

The ex-Chelsea gaffer had hinted earlier this month he is unsure of what the future holds.

He is claimed to have expressed bitterness towards Inter’s new direction in a meeting with the owners.

Speaking after Sunday’s 5-1 victory against Udinese, Conte arrogantly dedicated Inter’s title win success to himself.

He said: “I dedicate it [the Scudetto] to myself. Because I know that in any case it has not been an easy path in these two years.

” really had to get everything out of myself. There have also been times when I have doubted things and doubted myself.

“But we have been strong enough to go beyond everything. We have all been good, even me.

“I think it was the right end to an extraordinary year. Even today we played a beautiful game, we didn’t leave anything behind.

“We have collected 91 points, scored more than 90 goals. The best defence, the second-best attack, it means having done something beautiful and important.”


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COMMENTS

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  • presh 3 years ago

    if Conte goes to Napoli Osihmen is finished.

    • wealth 3 years ago

      why did you say so

      • Victor osimhen will flourish under conte because conte always set up his teams with a point man…Like an anchor man in attack with flying wing backs and an uncompromising midfield…In Juventus he used madzucic and morata for the point man…In Chelsea he used Diego costa….in inter Milan Lukaku and martinez…conte is osimhen’s best coach in my opinion because he demands alot from his strikers and wing backs which is the kind of coach osimhen needs… Osimhen is also all action and that’s what conte loves most….I pray he goes to Napoli.

    • Chima E Samuels 3 years ago

      You think Conte is a dumb coach to useless Osimhen. Change your mindset!

  • Edoman 3 years ago

    Osimhen will be alright. He is young and highly talented. Napoli’s style of play under the out-going Coach wasn’t an ideal one for Osimhen style of play too. It was a team where every one wants to score even when they are not in a position to do so. That could be the reasons why the Team could not attain their fullest potentials. Imo.

  • Dr Banks 3 years ago

    Conte might be heading to Tottenham guys, 17M Pounds a year plum contract awaiting him in London. So Osimhen can continue to wait for his new coach

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