Antonio Conte says he is not in advanced talks with any club, in response to speculation he has held talks with Manchester United.
Antonio Conte has dismissed reports claiming he held advanced talks and made strict demands to take over as Manchester United manager. The Italian coach labeled claims of financial demands and requests for full transfer control as "unfounded" via an Instagram post, though BBC Sport understands he remains interested in the position should a formal opportunity arise.
United are reportedly identifying potential replacements for Michael Carrick following a 4-1 Champions League defeat against Como, with Eddie Howe and Julian Nagelsmann also linked. Meanwhile, Brighton manager Fabian Hurzeler has publicly distanced himself from the vacancy, reiterating his commitment to the Seagulls.
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