Torino Coach Giampiero Ventura candidates himself for the Azzurri bench after Antonio Conte: 'Who wouldn't?'
The insistent reports suggesting that Conte has reached a deal to coach Chelsea after Euro 2016 open the doors of La Nazionale to potential successors.
With Carlo Ancelotti set to replace Pep Guardiola at Bayern Munich next season, the most likely candidate to replace Conte is no longer an option.
Torino Coach Giampiero Ventura candidates himself for the Azzurri bench after Antonio Conte: 'Who wouldn't?'
The insistent reports suggesting that Conte has reached a deal to coach Chelsea after Euro 2016 open the doors of La Nazionale to potential successors.
With Carlo Ancelotti set to replace Pep Guardiola at Bayern Munich next season, the most likely candidate to replace Conte is no longer an option.
Ventura enjoys FIGC President Carlo Tavecchio's respect for his ability in developing young players, and he already spoke positively of handling the Azzurri before.
“I have a contract until 2018, but you can't say no to coaching Italy,” he said in today's Press conference. “It would be the culmination of a career.
“Ultimately I'd need a strong incentive to make me leave Torino. If such an opportunity came up, I would not turn it down. What Italian Coach would?”