Chelsea allegedly rendered a damning verdict on Antonio Conte, causing Manchester United to avoid hiring him.
United was not convinced by the Italian, according to The Athletic, because of input from individuals working at Stamford Bridge.
Antonio is out.
Conte was unquestionably one of the front-runners to replace Ole Gunnar Solskjaer at Old Trafford when rumors about the job surfaced not long into the current season.
However, by the time Solskjaer was fired near the end of November, his prospective replacement had already been signed by another club.
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Following the resignation of Nuno Espirito Santo, Tottenham Hotspur named the former Chelsea manager as their next manager.
When Conte stepped through the door, Spurs were eighth in the table, mindful of the work at hand but also of the team’s potential.
27 days later, United named Ralf Rangnick as interim manager, a possible stopgap until a more permanent answer is found.
Conte was one of the long-term options, but Tottenham enticed him back to London.
Source:manutdfcblog.com