Antonio Conte’s future is yet to be decided, as he looks to return to managing in the summer. As expected, many teams are interested in his services, and a return to Italy certainly seems to be on the card for the former Chelsea manager.

Antonio Conte has revealed that he is likeliest to end up at a Serie A club next season. “There’s a 60 percent chance…” Inter, Roma, Milan and even Juventus have all been linked with appointing Conte this summer, while foreign interest reportedly comes from Paris Saint-Germain and Manchester United. Le Iene asked if he would coach any of those clubs, to which he replied: “No.”

He added: “I can’t say ‘yes’ to any team because nothing’s there. I haven’t talked to any Serie A clubs personally yet, it’s still a bit early. “There’s a 60 percent chance that I’ll stay in Italy, 30% that I’ll go abroad and 10% that I’ll wait.”

The likes of AC Milan, Inter and Roma have all shown their interest in the 49-year-old, who will be forced to make a decision rather soon on his future. Roma are reportedly in pole position, though Conte seems to be waiting for other offers, his first choice remains Juventus. Therefore, he’s waiting to hear from the club, putting all the other offers on hold. However, it may never arrive, given the Turin side’s situation.

The Juventus management has declared that Allegri will remain next season as well, and so has the manager himself. That said, it wouldn’t be the best of solutions, and Conte knows this.