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Conte will be 'killing his baby' if he leaves Napoli for Italy job

Napoli president Aurelio De Laurentiis has warned Antonio Conte that he would be "killing his baby" if he leaves the club to take the reins of the Italy national team. The outspoken owner has expressed his confidence that the coach will continue the project he has built in Naples rather than walking away at a crucial stage.

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Conte hits out at media for 'twisting' his words about Italy job

Napoli head coach Antonio Conte has issued a stern warning to the media, firmly denying reports that he has declared his availability to take over the vacant Italy national team job. The former Chelsea manager expressed intense frustration over recent speculation, insisting he remains fully committed to his current club contract and demanding accurate reporting to maintain focus.

'We were throwing up' - Giaccherini backs 'brutal' Conte for Italy return

Former Italy winger Emanuele Giaccherini has endorsed Antonio Conte to take over the national team for a second time following Gennaro Gattuso’s resignation after a third consecutive World Cup qualification failure. The ex-Juventus man insists that the current Napoli boss possesses the unique leadership skills required to rebuild Italy’s shattered footballing reputation.

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A former Italy international has cast his vote for the coach of the season, delivering a typically colourful soundbite in the process. “With him, we’d often feel queasy right on th

Having proven himself at numerous clubs… is it time for him to return to the Azzurri? The question echoes through Italian football with renewed urgency. After guiding several clubs to silverware, the argument grows stronger that his experience and leadership could once again be vital for the national team. Supporters point to his tactical versatility, his ability to motivate players, and his deep understanding of the game as assets that could elevate the Azzurri at a critical juncture. Critics, however, caution that past success does not automatically translate into instant results on the international stage. They argue that the national team environment demands a different kind of management style, one that balances the expectations of a football-mad nation with the realities of a crowded international calendar. Moreover, with younger coaches waiting in the wings, some wonder whether the time is right to hand the reins to a new generation. Nonetheless, the case for his return remains

In the immediate aftermath of the dramatic events that have rocked Italian football, sources close to Juventus have confirmed that the club’s former manager is now being considered

Napoli is weighing up its options between three candidates. The Partenopei hierarchy is expected to make a decisive choice within the next 48 hours, with the shortlisted trio offering contrasting styles and experience levels. The club’s technical staff have completed detailed reports on each profile, focusing on tactical compatibility, leadership qualities and track record in high-pressure environments. Sources close to the club suggest that the final decision will prioritise long-term project fit over short-term results, a shift in philosophy that reflects Napoli’s ambition to challenge for silverware consistently rather than pursue one-off coups. The board is aware that fans and sponsors are watching closely, and it is determined to present a candidate who can unite the dressing room and inspire confidence across the city.

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Conte too intelligent for Italy job, Napoli chief suggests

Napoli president Aurelio De Laurentiis has revealed he would allow Antonio Conte to leave the club and manage the Italian national team if requested. However, the outspoken owner doubts the move will happen, labelling the federation "completely disorganised". He believes the manager is too smart to accept the role without serious reform and a clear plan from the sport's governing body in Italy.

Napoli president responds to Conte: If he asks to leave, I’ll agree

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Napoli president responds to Conte's links with Italy job

Napoli president Aurelio De Laurentiis has surprisingly stated he would allow Antonio Conte to take charge of the Italy national team if requested. However, the Napoli owner paired that admission with a scathing critique of the current state of Italian football governance.

Conte leaves the door open for a return to the helm of the Italian national team

A crucial step

'Something needs to be done!' - Conte opens door to second Italy spell

Antonio Conte has admitted he is "flattered" by links to the Italy national team job, opening the door to a second spell managing his country. The Napoli boss suggested that systemic changes are required to fix the Azzurri following their latest World Cup qualification failure.

Are Napoli back in the title race? Conte addresses hopes of catching Inter

Napoli manager Antonio Conte has called for realism regarding his side's Scudetto chances despite a late 1-0 victory over AC Milan moving the reigning champions into second place. While the result narrowed the gap to the Serie A summit to seven points, Conte admitted that catching Inter remains a tough task.

Italy: Conte throws his hat in the ring: "If I were president, I’d consider myself for the job"

The former Italy manager and current Napoli coach is in the running to return to the Italy dugout following Rino Gattuso’s departure

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Del Piero backs Conte for second spell as Italy boss

Italy legend Alessandro Del Piero has described the nation's failure to qualify for the 2026 World Cup as "embarrassing" while endorsing Antonio Conte for a second stint as head coach. The Azzurri’s dream ended in a devastating penalty shoot-out defeat to Bosnia-Herzegovina, a result that has already triggered a wave of high-profile resignations within the Italian Football Federation.

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: Er wird vor allem als Rechtsaußen eingesetzt – und das klassisch als inverser Flügelspieler, weil er als Linksfuß von rechts nach innen ziehen kann. Je nach System spielt er aber auch im offensiven Mittelfeld.
: Michael Olise hat am 12. Dezember 2001 in Hammersmith, London, das Licht der Welt erblickt – und das genauer gesagt im Stadtteil White City.
: Nach der Nummer 7 bei Crystal Palace trägt er beim FC Bayern die 17.
: Dazu spalten sich die Angaben, aber überwiegend liegen sie bei 1,84 Meter.
: Michael Olise wiegt 68 Kilogramm.
: Laut Angaben des FC Bayern trägt er die Schuhgröße 44.
: Er ist Linksfuß – ein entscheidender Baustein seines Spielerprofils, vor allem in seiner Rolle als inverser Winger.
: Er hat in der Akademie des FC Chelsea bekommen, ist später zu Manchester City gewechselt und hat anschließend über die Reading-Academy den Weg in den Profifußball gefunden.
: Michael Olise lebt in der Region München, ein genauer Wohnort ist nicht öffentlich bekannt.
: Michael Olise fährt – wie mehrere Bayern-Profis – einen Audi RS e-tron GT performance, das offizielle Spielermodell aus der Audi-Partnerschaft.
: Öffentlich gibt es keine Hinweise auf fließende Deutschkenntnisse.
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: Auch hier völlige Abschottung: Sein Beziehungsstatus ist nicht öffentlich, und Michael Olise äußert sich dazu nie.
: Beim FC Bayern verdient er 13,5 Millionen Euro pro Jahr plus Boni – sein Nettovermögen dürfte klar im zweistelligen Millionenbereich liegen.
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: Er ist 2025 erstmals nominiert gewesen und hat dort Platz 30 belegt.
: Er wurde ebenso wenig zum FIFA-Weltfußballer gewählt.
: Sein Name selbst – und manchmal die Diskussion über seine Aussprache – steht stärker im Fokus als ein klassischer Spitzname

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