Conte denies United talks as speculation amid managerial pressure
Summarised from 3 outlets · 4 reports · Updated 23 Oct, 13:15 · Archive
Antonio Conte has dismissed reports of advanced negotiations with Manchester United as unfounded speculation.
Antonio Conte has dismissed reports linking him with Manchester United as unfounded speculation. In an Instagram statement, the 57-year-old said there are currently no advanced negotiations with any club and that his next managerial move will be a carefully considered decision made only when conditions are right.
Conte has been linked with United after manager Michael Carrick came under pressure following a 4-1 Champions League defeat to Como. The Red Devils are without a win in seven matches. Conte, who previously managed Chelsea and Tottenham in the Premier League, left Napoli in May after winning Serie A in 2025.
Conte also hit out at reports suggesting reservations exist among Old Trafford hierarchy about his strong personality and demanding management style, calling these claims unfounded. Mirror Sport reports that United rejected Conte as manager in 2021 due to concerns that the squad would not respond well to his micro-managing approach, though this remains unconfirmed by other outlets.

How it is being reported
- Antonio Conte issues statement to 'clarify position' on Man Utd job prospectsAntonio Conte has posted a statement on social media hitting back at reports he's looking for control and major wages in his next jobMirror Sport · 23 Oct, 13:47
- Conte plays down 'unfounded' Man Utd speculationAntonio Conte says he is not in advanced talks with any club, in response to speculation he has held talks with Manchester United.BBC News · 23 Oct, 13:15
- Antonio Conte blasts Man United reports as ‘unfounded speculation’The Italian denied being in ‘advanced negotiations’ with any club and said his next move into management will be a ‘carefully considered decision’Independent Sport · 23 Oct, 12:52
- Man Utd's reason for rejecting Antonio Conte is still a problem despite come-and-get-me pleaFormer Chelsea boss Antonio Conte is out of work and has been linked with Manchester United once againMirror Sport · 22 Oct, 18:26
In this story: Antonio Conte · Manchester United · Michael Carrick · Chelsea · Tottenham · Napoli · Como
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