Antonio Conte
The only manager to win Serie A with three different clubs.
- Role
- Head coach
- Club
- Napoli
- Born
- 31 July 1969
- Birthplace
- Lecce, Italy

About Antonio Conte
Antonio Conte took the Napoli job in 2024 and won the Scudetto in his first season, the club's fourth Serie A title and their first since 2023. It made him the first manager in the league's history to win it with three different clubs, after three titles at Juventus and one at Inter. A second season brought the Supercoppa Italiana and a runners-up finish behind Inter, and he left by mutual consent in May 2026.
A combative midfielder and Juventus captain as a player, Conte made his name as a manager of high intensity and a 3-5-2 shape. He won three straight titles at Juventus from 2012, including an unbeaten league season and a record 102-point campaign, took Italy to the Euro 2016 quarter-finals, then won the Premier League and FA Cup at Chelsea. Spells at Inter, where he won the 2020-21 Scudetto, and Tottenham came before Naples.
Playing style
A back three with driving wing-backs, intense pressing and a direct, physical attack. A drilled defensive structure and relentless work-rate; he tends to win the league in year one wherever he goes.
- Wing-backsWidth and thrust from two flying wing-backs
- Back threeA solid, meticulously drilled three-man defence
- IntensityPhysical, high-tempo, obsessively coached
Clubs managed
- Three straight titles, an unbeaten league season and a record 102-point year.Juventus2011–2014
- The Premier League in his first English season, then the 2018 FA Cup.Chelsea2016–2018
- The 2020-21 Scudetto, Inter's first league title in 11 years.Inter Milan2019–2021
- The 2024-25 Scudetto in year one and the 2025-26 Supercoppa Italiana.Napoli2024–2026
Honours
- 5Serie Athree with Juventus, one each with Inter and Napoli
- 1Premier League2016/17, in his first season at Chelsea
- 3Supercoppa Italiana2012 and 2013 (Juventus), 2025 (Napoli)
- 1FA Cup2018, with Chelsea
Records
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Sources
Reference facts (honours, records, clubs managed) are sourced above. Current job and squad details reflect the date this page covers and can change.
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