The 57-year-old has been linked with the managerial role at Manchester United in the past, and hinted that is one of the clubs he would be open to joining.

Former Napoli manager Antonio Conte has revealed in an interview that he wants his next managerial role to be with a fallen giant that has lost sight of its history. Conte, who has previously managed Chelsea and Tottenham, expressed a desire to restore such a club to competing for major silverware, prompting renewed speculation regarding Manchester United.
Conte also indicated that he remains open to returning to English football and would even consider taking over a club mid-season if the opportunity is right. His comments emerge as Manchester United manager Michael Carrick faces pressure following a slow start to the Premier League season.
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