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Carnevali: "Everyone likes Conte, but he has never been and is not one of our ideas. Spalletti needs continuity"

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"Conte is a friend, a top manager, of the very highest level, but he is not on our minds and he never has been"

“Conte has never been one of our thoughts”

"Today we need consistency. Spalletti also has a very well-prepared staff. There is unity too, being close helps above all when things are going badly. Then what counts is what happens on the pitch: words do not count for a thing. I have seen many managers, he is capable, he teaches. We need coaches like him. I would like to bring you to watch a training session. He has his own character, of course he does. Everyone is different from the others. He has a great desire to win."

Spalletti need continuity

"I know Conte is a manager everyone likes, a lot of people like him, but I believe Spalletti is also liked by a lot of people."

Conte is liked by everyone, but also Spalletti

Carnevali: "Everyone likes Conte, but he has never been and is not in our thoughts. Spalletti needs continuity" | Goal.com

Juventus’ chief executive has shut the door on the former star whom the fans have been loudly calling for.

Carnevali: &quot;Everyone likes Conte, but he has never been and is not one of our ideas. Spalletti needs continuity&quot;

“Conte has never been one of our thoughts”

Spalletti need continuity

Conte is liked by everyone, but also Spalletti

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