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Conte Says No Ongoing Talks over Taking Man United Job
Conte said reports of transfer control and staff demands were unfounded, adding that no talks with Manchester United are at an advanced stage.
- On Friday, Antonio Conte posted an Instagram statement denying he is in advanced negotiations with Manchester United or any other club, calling reports of specific demands "unfounded."
- Speculation regarding the 57-year-old manager emerged as Manchester United boss Michael Carrick faces pressure following a 4-1 defeat to Como in the Champions League.
- La Repubblica claimed Conte wanted "carte blanche on the transfer market" and "trusted collaborators" in his backroom staff. Conte rejected these reports as speculation with no concrete basis for such assessments.
- United director Jason Wilcox prefers a manager with Premier League experience if Carrick is sacked, though captain Bruno Fernandes recently criticized the team's tactics following the Como loss.
- Known for a "combustible personality" and intense training, the former Tottenham and Inter Milan manager stated he will take time to decide when conditions are "right" for his return.
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Antonio Conte sets record straight on Man Utd links as statement released
Antonio Conte has pushed back against speculation linking him with Manchester United, insisting he is not in advanced negotiations with any club and dismissing claims about his supposed demands.The former Chelsea and Tottenham manager has been out of work since leaving Napoli in May. His name has emerged as uncertainty grows over Michael Carrick's position following United's run of results.However, the 57-year-old says he will only return to the…
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