–
Gilabola.com – Inter Milan’s recipe for success seems to be emulating Juventus a lot, simply copying what the Bianconeri did, with they once again hijacking the former Turin manager to the Giueseppe Meazza if Antonio Conte is sacked.
Antonio Conte’s future is in big question marks after the 51-year-old hinted that his side’s 3-2 defeat to Sevilla in last night’s Europa League final could be his last game. However Inter will reportedly be taking the same steps as against Conte, taking on a former Juventus manager as their next head coach.
“Now we have to go back to Milan, take two or three days off, then with cold heads we will meet each other. “It is right if we analyze the whole season, look at everything very calmly, and try to plan for Inter’s future, with or without me,” Conte told Sky Sport Italy according to the match at RheinEnergiStadion, Saturday (22/8).
Previously, the former Chelsea manager had harshly criticized the club’s management, calling them a lack of support, while Inter President Steven Zhang also failed to cool rumors of their coach’s departure.
In fact, in terms of achievements, Antonio Conte was quite successful in his first season at the club, taking them to finish second in the Serie A standings with only one point behind champions Juventus, and leading them to the final of European competition for the first time in a decade.
According to reports Sky Sport ItalyIf the 51-year-old manager is finally sacked from his job at the Giueseppe Meazza, then Inter Milan will soon appoint another former Bianconeri boss, Massimiliano Allegri, as his replacement.
This is not a completely foreign situation as Allegri was also the man who replaced Conte at Juventus in the 2014-15 season, before going on to win five consecutive Serie A titles with the Turin giants.
He was hired by Beppe Marotta who is now the general manager at Inter Milan, with the former AC Milan coach also currently unemployed from work after resigning from his post at Allianz Stadium in 2019.
