US EditionConte Calls for Focus as Napoli Bid to Clinch Title
- Napoli will play its final Serie A match at home against Cagliari on Friday, with manager Antonio Conte aiming to clinch the title.
- Conte leads Napoli by one point over defending champion Inter Milan, who will face Como in their last game of the season.
- Conte, 55, has won Serie A four times, previously leading Juventus from 2011-14 to three titles and Inter in 2021, while no coach has won with three teams.
- Conte said after Napoli’s penultimate game, "Let's go get this scudetto!" and emphasized respect for opponents and finishing the job with calm focus.
- If Napoli wins the Serie A title, Antonio Conte will make history by capturing the league championship with three separate clubs, a milestone that highlights a significant accomplishment for both him and the city.
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Conte 'regrets' Napoli absence for Serie A finale
Napoli manager Antonio Conte called for calm heads when his team bid to clinch the Serie A title on Friday, underlining his deep sense of responsibility to the city while expressing regret to be watching from the stands due to suspension.
"My experience has always told me that the championships won them the teams that have deserved and demonstrated more" . It does not use half terms the coach of Naples, Antonio Conte, during the press conference on the eve of the challenge in the blue bolgia of the stadium Diego Armando Maradona against Cagliari . The match with the Sardinians will be played tomorrow, 23 May, at the same time with the challenge of the Inter in Como. At the end of…
Conte calls for focus as Napoli bid to clinch title
Napoli manager Antonio Conte called for calm heads when his team bid to clinch the Serie title on Friday, underlining his deep sense of responsibility to the city even though he will be watching from the stands due to suspension.Napoli are one point ahead of Inter Milan in the standings going into the la
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