Serie A will witness a massive game invovling Juventus and Napoli later today, when Antonio Conte will return to Turin to take on his former club.With both clubs on their way up and Napoli having

Italian coach Antonio Conte has had a mercurial career. Widely considered one of the best managers in the game currently, he has also burned plenty of bridges along the way. A longtime Juventus player during his career, Conte would rise to his first big ...

However, there are still signs that Motta’s side still needs time to adjust and consolidate their starting eleven. As evidenced by their back-to-back goalless draws against Roma and Empoli, Juventus remains a club in transition.

Antonio Conte is relishing Napoli's upcoming clash that will see him return to Juventus, a club he both played for and managed.

Having started his managerial journey at Arezzo in 2006, the Italian returned to Juventus in 2011, replacing Luigi Delneri as their new head coach

Antonio Conte is looking forward to his return to Juventus as Napoli's manager this weekend and said he was proud of his role in the Turin club's history after leading them to multiple Serie A titles.

Antonio Conte is making a return to the Allianz Stadium, but Thiago Motta has his full focus on the game, not on the nostalgia.

Juventus‘ home clash against Napoli on Saturday will feel particularly special for Bianconeri boss Thiago Motta as he’ll face a team that marked a turning point in his coaching career and is now