Antonio Conte has played down talk of an immediate return to management, despite growing speculation linking him with the Manchester United job. The former Chelsea and Tottenham boss has been out of work since leaving Napoli in the summer and…

Antonio Conte has downplayed speculation linking him to Manchester United, stating he is enjoying his time away from management. Speaking via video message to the Festival dello Sport, the former Chelsea and Tottenham manager stated that he is resting and relaxing after leaving Napoli in the summer. Reports have linked Conte to Old Trafford as pressure mounts on current manager Michael Carrick following a difficult run of form.
CaughtOffside notes that while Conte remains an appealing candidate with Premier League title experience, INEOS continues to support Carrick. The article highlights that Conte has historically challenged club ownership, which could present challenges to United's long-term plans. Conte remains unattached after securing the Serie A title and Supercoppa Italiana during his two-year stint with Napoli.
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