Chiellini persuades Conte to return to Juventus to coach, sells Fra to raise funds for Osmeen

Italian media reported on Monday that Napoli coach Conte and Chairman De Laurentis are expected to sit down and discuss their future together after the end of the season, and Juventus is also preparing to complete the acquisition of forward Victor Osmeen in addition to planning to poach the Napoli coach. The

Zebras are still evaluating the choice to appoint a new coach after the end of the 2024-25 season. After replacing Thiago Mota in March, Tudor is currently only a temporary team leader, and the contract is valid until the end of the FIFA Club World Cup held in mid-June to mid-July.

Tudor is still one game away from qualifying for the Champions League, and Conte can lead Napoli to win the Serie A championship by just defeating Cagliari in the last round. However, more and more reports claim that Conte may be interested in returning to former club Juventus once the 2024-25 season is over.

According to news from media such as Pedula and the football market website, Naples chairman de Laurentis has met with another former Juventus coach Allegri. If Conte chooses to return to Turin, Uncle Jiong is one of the main candidates to replace him. Additionally, Monday’s report confirmed that De Laurentis and Conte will sit down to discuss their future plans after the season is over.

Juventus will hold a management meeting in June to discuss their plans for the 2025-26 season, new head coaching and summer transfer market. Reports on Monday revealed that Juventus appreciated Tudor's efforts over the past two months, but if they have the opportunity to call back Conte, they will be ready to "go out all".

Latest news added that Juventus is keen to reach a "double agreement" with Naples because they also hope to reach an agreement with Naples to introduce forward Osmeen, who is currently on loan at Galatasaray.

Osmeen is expected to be sold in the summer transfer window, but the 75 million euro termination clause applies only to teams outside Serie A. Recent reports say Juventus is willing to offer transfer fees higher than the termination fee to convince Napoli to sell the Nigerian center to them rather than to foreign teams. Italian media reported that legendary star Giorgio Chiellini is working hard to push Antonio Conte to come back to coach Juventus, but the 55-year-old Napoli coach sets the prerequisite for his return: that is, to invest huge sums of money in the transfer market.

Conte is currently leading Naples to compete for the league championship with Inter Milan, and this Friday they only need to beat Cagliari at home to win the Serie A championship trophy. But despite Conte's outstanding performance this season, he still faces an uncertain future.

This is mainly due to Conte's indifference with Naples president De Laurentis, which could have led him to leave the club. Even so, Conte would not be the first head coach to leave Maradona Stadium immediately after winning the league championship. Spaletti did this two years ago.

Conte has become the hottest candidate for Juventus' next head coach in recent months, and the former Juventus captain and head coach is expected to return after leaving Torino in a controversial manner in the summer of 2014. With former chairman Andre Agnelli leaving, this may be the right time for the Italian coach to return.

According to TuttoJuve, Conte now has another "ally" in Continenta, that is Chiellini. The legendary defender who once played for Conte for Juventus and the Italian national team is reportedly working to bring his former coach back to the club. Chiellini, 40, returned to the Turin wealthy family last year to take an administrative position, but is expected to hold a more important position in the near future. Despite this, Milan Sports emphasized that Conte has made it clear that he is willing to return only if the management is willing to invest a lot of financial support in the transfer market.

It is not surprising considering that Conte's departure in 2014 was also caused by differences in the market strategy with the club.

After Juventus defeated Udinese 2-0, Turkish genius Ilditz praised coach Tudor: "We are all happy since he arrived." In the match against Udinese, Ilditz released the ban and returned and gave two assists to Gonzalez and Vlahovic, helping the team get all three points and being the best player in the game. Juventus is still competing for a Champions League spot, but his fate is in his own hands, one point higher than Roma with one game left.

Tudor succeeded Thiago Mota to coach Juventus in March, winning four of his eight games, drawing three and losing one. "He gave us energy, which is important to us. We have been happy since he arrived and we have been working hard."

against Monza Ilditz was sent off for violence and suspended for two games and missed the away game against Bologna and Lazio. "Everyone helped me mentally, I'm sorry for the team and the fans, the two weeks have been too long for me."

"Now that's not over yet, we have a final against Venice, we just have to look there and let's win this game. I'm happy with the season, but I want to improve on everything, I always look forward. The No. 10 jersey doesn't add any pressure, I play as usual, and I'm glad to wear it."

Ilditz was awarded Juventus' No. 10 jersey at the beginning of the 2024-25 season, and he played 47 times in all games this season, scoring 8 goals and sending 7 assists. Juventus also renewed its contract with Ilditz last summer, and the Turkish star's contract was signed until June 2029.

The Rome Sports reported that Juventus plans to raise funds by selling Vlahovic to bring in his favorite Naples striker Osmeen this summer.

The Zebras' forward line this season is a disappointing one, and the club is expected to revamp their forward configuration this summer. Vlahovic may have his last game as a Juventus player at Allianz Stadium on Sunday.

The Serbian international came on as a substitute in the second half and scored his second goal, helping Juventus defeat Udinese 2-0. But as reported earlier on Monday, the goal has little effect on changing his future, and Vlahovic's future is clearly not in Torino.

In addition, Kloe Muani is not expected to remain in Torino, as his loan period expires at the end of the season and the club has no option to buy the French striker from Paris Saint-Germain (and perhaps even intent).

As for Milik, the Polish forward has not played this season. Although the contract has been extended by one year, Juventus will not count on him next season, at least not in a key role.

On the other hand, Osmain has become the perfect candidate to lead Juventus' forward next season, and sports director Gene Toli is still determined to reunite with his capable lover in Naples.

According to the newspaper "Roman Sports", Juventus was willing to spend 85 million euros on him, thus exceeding his termination clause with Naples (75 million), because the clause applies only to club activations outside Italy.

As the local sports newspaper in Rome explained, the key to financing the deal is the sale of Vlahovic for a transfer fee of 40-45 million euros. This will cover a large portion of Osmayen's transfer, and qualifying for the Champions League will lead to huge economic growth.

However, this is still the wishful thinking of the Zebra Legion, because finding a club that is willing to pay the money on Vlahovic and matches his current salary is still a very challenging task.