According to La Gazzetta dello Sport, Italian football cannot ignore Conte.

Across Europe, a more attacking and less pragmatic approach to football is gaining popularity, which is clearly a positive development. More and more clubs, including Italian teams, are adopting this path.

Cesc Fabregas's Como have qualified for the Champions League, and Amorim has shown a difficult start at Milan while trying to inject a different style, though his players are not always suited to this approach. Serie A champions Inter Milan should also abandon their rigid back-three system and attempt a more European style of play. Coach Inzaghi has already put this transition on the agenda, but it will only be implemented when the right players are secured.

National Team Opportunity

Ultimately, Inter Milan is still using the system Conte introduced, wanting to build a team that is not flashy but can win, and both objectives have been achieved. After Conte left, Inzaghi and Simone took the helm in succession, but the overall system did not change significantly. In contrast, Conte's two years at Napoli showed considerable change, which is well documented.

He led the team to one Serie A title and one runner-up finish, and while maintaining his distinctive intensity, he introduced several important new innovations. He was perfectly suited to be national team coach, but everyone knows what happened next. With the Nations League approaching, discussing a return now is premature. Although UEFA reduced relegation risk, the competition still reflects Mancini's coaching style and outlook.

He Can Win Anywhere

That Conte cannot return to the national team means he can still return to club football. Conte is a manager who spends money, and it is precisely for this reason that he receives much love and support from fans, but sporting directors and club owners are not enthusiastic about him. Conte has never shaken off the criticism that he wants to have a 100-euro meal with only 10 euros in his pocket—a comment that once angered Andrea Agnelli.

Because of these characteristics, his subsequent managerial tenures have not lasted long. However, looking at results alone, he has won titles in almost every place except his time at Tottenham Hotspur. Like his tactical ideas, Conte's demands will certainly be different now. He is still demanding but not absolute as he once was. In my view, his most admirable quality is his relentless pursuit of improvement and self-perfection. Many clubs that once won titles but are no longer successful need a manager like this.

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