Antonio Conte, who recently guided Napoli to its fourth Serie A title, is contemplating a move back to the Italy national team, which has been left vacant after their failure to qualify for the World Cup. Following Napoli's 1-0 victory against AC Milan, Conte expressed interest in the national role, stating, “If I were the federation president I would consider myself.” The Italian soccer federation is currently in turmoil, with president Gabriele Gravina resigning and elections set for June 22. Meanwhile, Napoli is in second place in Serie A, trailing league leaders Inter Milan by seven points with only seven rounds remaining. Conte acknowledged the difficulty of catching up, emphasizing the need for Napoli to be perfect and for Inter to falter. His history of leaving clubs shortly after winning titles raises speculation about his future, as he has done so previously with Bari, Juventus, Chelsea, and Inter. In related news, Juventus striker Dusan Vlahovic will miss another three weeks due to a calf injury, complicating his contract negotiations with the club.