Madrid consider Conte as Coach

The European managerial merry-go-round could have implications for Juventus, as reports in Italy suggest that Real Madrid could target Antonio Conte.

Jose Mourinho has been linked with a number of clubs around the continent and looks set to leave Santiago Bernabeu this summer.

And as such, Gazzetta dello Sport believe that Los Blancos may target the Bianconeri Coach as a replacement for the Portuguese tactician.

The 43-year-old has a contract at the Old Lady until 2015, but the Milan-based paper claim that Juve will do anything in their power to keep him at the club.

Considering he's an ex-player and loves the club i'm not worried.

It's different from say a Pescara coach and club legend because Juve compete for the CL and the league anyway.

TomJuve wrote:Considering he's an ex-player and loves the club i'm not worried.

It's different from say a Pescara coach and club legend because Juve compete for the CL and the league anyway.

This. Plus Conte would just be a coach and not a manager. Madrid have a nasty habit of getting involved with team selection. After the Mou shamble the next coach will have no power.

If Casillas randomly gets benched, then I don't see what's wrong with the club getting involved.

Conte is the start of the revolution of Serie A football...
Him, Montella, Petković, Stramaccioni, Allegri, Mazzari, Guidolin & even Zeman are all great man manager & can be at their respective clubs for a long time to come with alot of success...
It would be bad if Serie A lost any of them right now!

Cotes wrote:Conte is the start of the revolution of Serie A football...
Him, Montella, Petković, Stramaccioni, Allegri, Guidolin & even Zeman are all great man manager & can be at their respective clubs for a long time to come with alot of success...
It would be bad if Serie A lost any of them right now!

Nice to see Guidolin being recognized, he might not be the best of coaches but he knows how to utilize his youth

El Shaarawy wrote:

Cotes wrote:Conte is the start of the revolution of Serie A football...
Him, Montella, Petković, Stramaccioni, Allegri, Guidolin & even Zeman are all great man manager & can be at their respective clubs for a long time to come with alot of success...
It would be bad if Serie A lost any of them right now!

Nice to see Guidolin being recognized, he might not be the best of coaches but he knows how to utilize his youth

I see him among the best, he is the man who started the revolution in my eyes. I hope he manages top club soon