Antonio Conte has opted to remain in charge of Napoli despite a return to Juventus, with club president Aurelio De Laurentiis having officially confirmed an agreement has been reached.

The Italian coach will continue to lead Napoli next season, ending speculation that he would return to the "Old Lady". According to authoritative journalist Di Marzio, both sides were "cautiously optimistic" before a key meeting on Wednesday. In the end, the meeting resolved some previous differences and convinced Conte that the club's ambitions were highly aligned with his own.

It is reported that Conte made it clear during the talks that he had never contacted other teams or participated in any form of negotiations. The mutual trust and common vision between him and the club became the decisive factor in continuing to move forward hand in hand, especially in the context of the team just winning the Serie A championship trophy.

Napoli chairman De Laurentiis then made a high-profile announcement on the social media platform X: "Full speed ahead, stronger than ever!" The club also followed up with a promotional video focusing on the head coach, further consolidating the outside world's confidence.

Conte's stay is not just a verbal promise. According to Italian media reports, De Laurentiis painted an ambitious blueprint during the talks, planning to invest up to 200 million euros in the transfer market this summer, with the goal of continuing to consolidate its dominance in the domestic arena while making a strong breakthrough in the European arena.