Antonio Conte is reportedly set to part ways with SSC Napoli at the end of the current season, signaling a major managerial change for the Serie A side.
Reports suggest the Italian coach made the decision about a month ago and has already informed club president Aurelio De Laurentiis of his intention to step down once the campaign concludes.
Transfer expert Fabrizio Romano reported on Tuesday that Conte’s exit is already settled, adding that the coach will leave without any severance package and has not reached an agreement with any other club at this time.
Conte’s spell at Napoli has attracted significant attention due to his reputation for quickly transforming teams and imposing a disciplined, tactically organised style of play.
His expected departure now leaves Napoli facing a fresh phase of transition as the club prepares to map out its next sporting direction ahead of the new season.
Although the club has yet to issue an official statement, attention is expected to shift to who will replace Conte once the season ends.
During his time in charge, Conte made an immediate impact at Napoli, guiding the club to the Serie A title in his debut season and also winning the Supercoppa Italiana.
His achievements reinforced his reputation as one of Europe’s top managers and helped restore Napoli’s status among Italy’s elite clubs.
If confirmed, Conte’s departure would mark the end of a successful but brief chapter at the club, with fans now waiting to see who will take charge of the former Italian champions next season.