Despite leading Inter Milan to the Serie A title this season, Antonio Conte left his role as the head coach of the Italian club on Wednesday.
The former Juventus, Chelsea and Italy boss brought Inter's 10-year trophy drought to an end by clinching the Scudetto ahead of arch rivals AC Milan. But his exit was widely expected, with reports suggesting irreconcilable differences between Conte and the club's ownership over finances and the need to cut costs and sell players this summer.
Conte joined Inter in 2019 and guided the club to the Europa League final in his first season, where they were beaten by Sevilla. This year Inter finished 12 points clear of Milan, ending Juventus' nine-year reign as Serie A champions.