Conte on what he's learned from guiding some of Europe's biggest clubs to success, and why he is eyeing a return to the Premier League

In an interview in London, Antonio Conte discussed European football's financial disparities, his coaching career, and the critical importance of a winning culture. Reflecting on past roles at Chelsea, Tottenham, and Napoli, Conte highlighted the mismatch between Premier League spending and the rest of Europe. He stressed that clubs must align with their managers' vision and avoid tolerance for defeat, recalling cultural hurdles during his time at Tottenham.
Conte also addressed his tactical evolution and admiration for managers like Mikel Arteta and Luis Enrique, praising clubs that foster long-term harmony. Currently taking time away from management following a successful stint at Napoli, he expressed plans to study modern methods and youth development, particularly Barcelona's La Masia academy.
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