Overview
- Italy's football federation is seeking a new head coach after a third straight World Cup failure cost Gennaro Gattuso his job.
- Antonio Conte responded to the links after Napoli's 1-0 win over AC Milan, saying he would meet the FIGC president if invited.
- Conte said his contract at Napoli runs through 2027 and that federation leaders already know his situation.
- He recalled receiving little support during his 2014–2016 spell in charge of Italy and said the setup must change to succeed.
- Massimiliano Allegri was also linked but said he hopes to remain at AC Milan, and the federation has not announced talks or a hire.