Antonio Conte has responded to Italian media reports claiming he held talks with Manchester United's board to replace Michael Carrick following a 4-1 defeat against Como.
While BBC Sport understands Conte is interested in the job, the former Chelsea and Napoli manager insisted via social media that there are currently no advanced negotiations.
Reports suggested Conte demanded full control over transfers and his own staff, but he dismissed these claims as unfounded and stated he would only discuss terms if a concrete opportunity arises.
Manchester United are considering potential replacements for Carrick ahead of their upcoming match, with Eddie Howe and Julian Nagelsmann also monitored alongside Conte.
