Former Chelsea manager, Antonio Conte has discussed taking over from Michael Carrick at Manchester United.
He has laid out particular conditions in talks with the club’s senior leadership.
Carrick’s future is increasingly uncertain after Man United’s 4-1 Champions League defeat away to Como on Wednesday.
That result has left the club with only two wins from 11 matches in all competitions since the season started.
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According to La Repubblica, Conte would be open to a return to the Premier League, but he made his demands clear in discussions with senior United figures this week.
The report claims Conte wants a free hand in the transfer market so he can strengthen the squad’s depth in January and next summer.
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