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Antonio Conte has won the Premier League in his first season with Chelsea.

Today, I'm joined by Nick Miller to discuss the Italian manager, his work of this season, and his future.

You talk about Antonio Conte as a player and how he was very functional and a bit of a workhorse at Juventus whilst being surrounded by very talented attacking players.

It's interesting then that as Chelsea manager, his approach has been to offer the team

lots of defensive solidity and allow those more creative players

in the team to do what they do best. Do you think maybe that's a fair way of describing

his managerial approach this season? Yeah, broadly speaking, I think that's right. I think

it might be a little bit simplistic, but it kind of makes sense that that might be the way that he approaches

being a manager, because as you mentioned, that's sort of the way he played. He kind of saw

that having a solid defence and then some very creative players with licence to kind of express

themselves worked with the

Juventus. So, you know, for Hazard you could read Zidhan or Del Piero, who he played with,

he's the sort of Matich or maybe Cante figure. One of the interesting things about Conte

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