Antonio Conte ready to revamp Man Utd stars’ sex lives if he replaces Solskjaer after telling Inter aces ‘best position’
ANTONIO CONTE wouldn’t only bring expert managerial skills to Manchester United if he replaced Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, he’d also bring his sex tips with him. Conte is a free agent after walking out of Inter Milan not long after ending Juventus’ nine-year dominance at the top of Serie A last term. The Italian is believed […]
ANTONIO CONTE wouldn’t only bring expert managerial skills to Manchester United if he replaced Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, he’d also bring his sex tips with him.
Conte is a free agent after walking out of Inter Milan not long after ending Juventus’ nine-year dominance at the top of Serie A last term.
The Italian is believed to be looking to replace under pressure United boss Solskjaer, whose side have won just once in their last five outings.
Conte brings a wealth of experience, managing at international level and at club level, winning league titles in Italy and England.
But with his managerial and tactical expertise comes some interesting sex tips.
The 50-year-old doesn’t like his players expending too much energy, and would advise his United stars – should he take over – to ‘make as little effort as possible’ during intercourse.
Conte revealed the sex tips he gave his Inter stars to L’Equipe magazine.
He said: “During spells of matches the players should not have sexual relations that last for long periods.
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“They need to make as little effort as possible.
“The best position for them is if their partners go on top.
“And it is preferable that they are with their own wives.
“That way they are not obliged to put in an exceptional performance.”
If Conte becomes the boss of United, a switch of formation would most likely happen.
The Italian likes to play with three central defenders and wing-backs who can get up and down the pitch effectively and efficiently.
In terms of transfer policy, Conte could look to reunite with Inter duo Lautaro Martinez and Milan Skriniar.
Conte might be waiting for United‘s call for some time, with SunSport revealing Solskjaer’s position is safe despite the below-par run of form.
The Red Devils do, however, face a daunting run of fixtures before the international break in November.
Liverpool, Tottenham, Manchester City and a Champions League double header against Atalanta await Solskjaer’s men.
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