UPDATottenham Transfer Talk: Antonio Conte and Eric Dier
Let’s begin with the Italian manager who was fired after the last campaign.
Today, Antonio Conte spoke candidly and in-depth with Napoli. The Italian coach chose to remain waiting for a new opportunity after the discussions were not productive.
There was no agreement after President De Laurentiis of Napoli spoke with Conte.
Before accepting a new job, Antonio prefers to wait
Napoli approached Antonio Conte, who has been jobless since March, and set up a meeting with Aurelio De Laurentiis. He just won’t be accepting the Napoli position, as you can see from the news via Fabrizio Romano above or the piece on 90 Min.
Antonio Conte, who has been without a job since March, was contacted by Napoli, who also set up a meeting with Aurelio De Laurentiis. As you can see from the news reported by Fabrizio Romano above or the 90 Minute article, he simply won’t be accepting the Napoli position.
Napoli called Antonio Conte, who has been jobless since March, and also arranged a meeting with Aurelio De Laurentiis. He just won’t be accepting the Napoli position, as is evident from the news provided by Fabrizio Romano above or the 90 Minute piece.
And as you are aware, Jose Mourinho is in charge of that team; the rumor is that The Special One is interested in getting back together.
Since Eric Dier has made 0 appearances for Spurs thus far this season, he would be better off going anyplace. In the summer, his contract expires, making him free to work.
The Sports Bank’s manager and owner is Paul M. Banks. Author of “Transatlantic Passage: How the English Premier League Redefined Soccer in America” and “No, I Can’t Get You Free Tickets: Lessons Learned From a Life in the Sports Media Industry,” he is also the author of both books.
Eric Dier might be better off going elsewhere as he hasn’t played for the Spurs yet this season. His contract expires in the summer, at which point he is free to work.
Paul M. Banks is the manager and owner of The Sports Bank. The author of “Transatlantic Passage: How the English Premier League Redefined Soccer in America” and “No, I Can’t Get You Free Tickets: Lessons Learned From a Life in the Sports Media Industry,” he also wrote both books.
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