Rumours say that Roma may cajole Italy Coach Antonio Conte into replacing Rudi Garcia at the end of this season, whilst Milan lurk.
The three-time Scudetto-winning Coach is today facing new speculation over his future with the Azzurri, having cancelled February’s intended training camp for the national team.
Rumours say that Roma may cajole Italy Coach Antonio Conte into replacing Rudi Garcia at the end of this season, whilst Milan lurk.
The three-time Scudetto-winning Coach is today facing new speculation over his future with the Azzurri, having cancelled February’s intended training camp for the national team.
Reports are that a split from the Italian Football Federation this summer cannot be ruled out and that if it were to occur, three clubs in particular would be in line for talks.
Paris Saint-Germain and Milan are suggested by more than one outlet as potentially interested, whilst Il Messaggero add Roma to that list.
The capital publication is running the line that the Giallorossi could part ways with Rudi Garcia at the end of the season should a trophy not arrive, and that subsequently they would eye Conte as first-choice replacement.
Meanwhile, Quotidiano Sportivo indicate that Conte is one of President Silvio Berlusconi's main targets, should Filippo Inzaghi not be confirmed beyond June at Milan.
Conte is viewed by this publication as an easier objective to sign up than the apparent alternative target, Bayern Munich's Pep Guardiola.