Antonio Conte

Awards & Honours

Awards Won

Honours

Rankings

Covers

Records

Antonio Conte stands as a titan of modern football management, achieving a feat no other manager has accomplished: winning the domestic league title with three different Italian clubs. His ability to turn around struggling teams and instill immediate tactical discipline has earned him a place among the all-time greats. He revitalized the three-man defense system throughout the 2010s, influencing tactical trends across Europe. His success at Juventus, Chelsea, Inter Milan, and Napoli demonstrates a rare consistency in delivering silverware regardless of the league or cultural context.

AwardsAntonio Conte has achieved significant recognition as a manager, though specific "best manager" awards are less formalized than player trophies. He won the Serie A title with Juventus (2011–12, 2012–13, 2013–14), Inter Milan (2020–21), and Napoli (2024–25). He secured the Premier League title with Chelsea (2016–17) and won the FA Cup with them in 2017–18. He was named Serie A Coach of the Year multiple times (2012, 2021, 2025) and received an honorary degree from the University of Turin. He is also recognized as part of the FIFA FIFPro World XI coaching staff in various years.

Honours & Distinctions

Honorary Degree

University of Turin·2013

Awarded for contributions to sport and society

Italian Football Hall of Fame

FIGC·2020

Inducted as a legend of Italian football

Rankings & Lists

Greatest Managers of All Time

The Guardian·2021

Top 10 Managers of the Decade

FourFourTwo·2020

Most Influential Managers of the 2010s

ESPN·2019

Magazine Covers

L'Equipe

May 2017

Conte's Premier League Triumph

La Gazzetta dello Sport

June 2012

The Captain Returns Home

Vanity Fair Italia

March 2018

The New Generation of Coaches

Records & Feats

First Manager to Win Three Different Italian Leagues

Career Milestone·2025

Won Serie A titles with Juventus, Inter Milan, and Napoli

Most Consecutive Serie A Titles as Manager

League Record·2014

Won three consecutive titles with Juventus (2012-2014)

Fastest Manager to Win Premier League Title

Premier League Record·2017

Won the title in his first season at Chelsea