Antonio Conte takes a jibe at Jurgen Klopp, Pep Guardiola over Premier League success

Former Chelsea manr (and current Inter Milan manr) Antonio Conte recently took a massive dig at Liverpool's Jurgen Klopp and Manchester City's Pep Guardiola. Antonio Conte experienced a  successful two-year stint at Chelsea. Italian mand to win Premier League title in his first season at Stamford Bridge and went on to win FA Cup in his second season. Antonio Conte was replaced by Maurizio Sarri in July 2018. Antonio Conte decided to take time off from coaching and was out of action for a year. 

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Antonio Conte is t a fan of Pep Guardiola and Jurgen Klopp's PL glories

Manchester City and Liverpool have been dominating Premier League since past couple of seasons w. Manchester City won 2017-18 season comfortably. Pep Guardiola completed his brace of Premier League glories as he mand to beat Liverpool by one point in 2018-19 season. Everyone kws that Liverpool are untouchable this season with 24 wins in 25 Premier League games this season.

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Antonio Conte, in a recent interview, talked about his time in English top-tier league. 50-year-old stated, "At Chelsea, I won Premier League in first year and FA Cup in second year. Klopp hasn't won anything yet in England after four years and Guardiola didn't win anything in his first year." Conte is, arguably, one of best coaches in European football at this moment and Italian is aware of his qualities. 

Conte's Inter Milan are placed at second position in Serie A table. y are just three points away from league leaders Juventus. With se two teams snapping at each or's heels, we are sure that it is going to be a great season of football in Italian top-tier league.

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