Reports suggest Azzurri Coach Antonio Conte may be open to offers from Roma, as the club looks to replace Rudi Garcia and director Walter Sabatini.
Conte's stubborn vagueness about his future with the national team lead many to believe he will give up on the job after Euro 2016, and many believe Roma to be hot in his pursuit.
Reports suggest Azzurri Coach Antonio Conte may be open to offers from Roma, as the club looks to replace Rudi Garcia and director Walter Sabatini.
Conte's stubborn vagueness about his future with the national team lead many to believe he will give up on the job after Euro 2016, and many believe Roma to be hot in his pursuit.
The Giallorossi, while still only four points from the first place and qualified for the next round of the Champions League, are largely considered to be in a state of crisis and Coach Garcia is expected to leave next summer at the latest.
A report from Premium Sport suggests a potential revolution for the club from the capital, as Conte could replace Garcia.
While media outlets have been titling that the former Juventus Coach 'said yes' to the Lupi, the report simply states that he is potentially open to evaluate offers from them.
Conte is furthermore believed to be too doubtful about the projects of Roma competitors Chelsea and Manchester United to consider signing with them.
The signing of Conte could in turn bring in his close associate Giorgio Perinetti as sporting director, replacing Sabatini.
Perinetti has a history with Napoli and recently with Palermo, whom he aided in their return to Serie A. He is currently at Serie D club Venezia.
Sabatini enjoys the interest of Bologna and Sampdoria and may move to one of these clubs in case of a dismissal from the capital, where he is currently contested alongside Garcia.