Coach Conte makes history.

In the early hours of May 24th, Conte became the first manager in history to win the Serie A title with three different clubs.

Antonio Conte has won three Serie A titles with Juventus (2011/12, 2012/13, 2013/14), Inter Milan (2020-21), and now Napoli (2024/25).

When Antonio Conte began the 2024/25 season by apologizing to Napoli fans after the humiliating 0-3 defeat against Hellas Verona, no one could have imagined that he would end the season to the cheers of the very fans who had once doubted him.

With a 2-0 victory over Cagliari in the final round of matches, Napoli officially clinched the Serie A title with 82 points, just one point ahead of defending champions Inter Milan.

Conte received a tribute from his players after winning the Serie A title.

This is Napoli's fourth Scudetto title in history and a testament to Conte's undeniable talent.

When Conte took over Napoli last summer, he became the team's fifth manager in just over a year. Napoli had just endured one of the worst seasons in their history, falling from champions in 2023 to 10th place the following season. The glorious memories under Luciano Spalletti seemed to have faded.

Conte brought about changes not only in the tactical system but also in the team's attitude. With his strict, disciplined, and meticulous coaching style, he quickly restructured the team and instilled in it a fierce fighting spirit.

Conte didn't have the players who won the 2023 championship. Victor Osimhen, Khvicha Kvaratskhelia, and Kim Min-jae had all left. However, Napoli didn't collapse. Conte recruited new players and built an equally effective team.

Romelu Lukaku, reuniting with Conte after a successful spell at Inter, played a key role in the attack with 14 goals and 10 assists. But the biggest surprise was Scott McTominay, the former Manchester United midfielder.

Joining Napoli in August, McTominay quickly became the heart of their midfield. With 12 Serie A goals and a host of impressive performances, he was named "Player of the Season." He also scored the opening goal in the decisive match against Cagliari.

Just a month ago, Inter Milan were leading the title race and dreaming of a treble, having reached the semi-finals of both the Coppa Italia and the Champions League. However, the pressure of competing on three fronts caused Inter to lose form at a crucial moment. Three consecutive defeats, without scoring a single goal, saw them eliminated from the Coppa Italia and fall behind Napoli in the title race.

Meanwhile, Conte's Napoli maintained their consistency right up to the final rounds. The victory against Cagliari was not only a statement of their character but also proof of their ability to control pressure and make breakthroughs at the right time.

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