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Napoli, Conte dominates radio and TV: he's the most talked about manager of the month.

Antonio Conte is the Italian manager with the most mentions.





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Antonio Conte is the most quoted coach in Italy. This is confirmed by an analysis by Mediamonitor.it, a platform that uses technology developed by Cedat 85, a provider of spoken word content for forty years. Between Sunday, November 2nd and Tuesday, December 2nd, the Napoli coach was mentioned 976 times on the main national radio and television stations. This enormous volume was also fueled by "speculations and rumors about his possible resignation" following the heavy defeat against Bologna and his decision to spend a few days with his family in Turin during the break.

Luciano Spalletti, who has maintained a steady media following his arrival at Juventus in late October following the dismissal of Igor Tudor, comes in second, finishing just behind Conte. Raffaele Palladino, hired by Atalanta in early November to replace Juric, comes in third, having garnered 549 mentions.

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Massimiliano Allegri finished just below the podium with 532 mentions, returning to AC Milan eleven years after a then-disappointing experience. Gian Piero Gasperini finished just behind him with 482 mentions, narrowly edging out Christian Chivu, Inter's current coach, who has 476, while the two teams share second place in the table.

Seventh place goes to Daniele De Rossi, Genoa's new manager, with 371 mentions following Vieira's departure. The former Roma midfielder is ahead of Paolo Vanoli, who arrived at Fiorentina in place of Pioli to attempt to climb from last place. Vanoli has 305 mentions. Cesc Fabregas, currently in charge of Como, a revelation, follows with 220 mentions. He surpasses Maurizio Sarri by just one point, with 219.

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