Tottenham Hotspur boss Antonio Conte has rubbished rumours of him taking over at Italian giants Juventus and called it disrespectful for current manager Massimilano Allegri.
Juve are enduring a tough start to the season. After the opening seven matches of Serie A, they are reeling in the eighth spot, with a couple of wins, four draws and a loss. They have also suffered defeats in the UEFA Champions League, piling misery on Allegri.
Reports emerged of Conte replacing Allegri.
Talking to reporters on Thursday, Conte said: "This is incredible. I think this is disrespectful to the coach working in Juventus and me working in Tottenham during this period. We have just started the season. I have often spoken about this topic and always said I'm happy and enjoying my time with Tottenham."
He added: "We have the whole season to find the best solution for the club and me, and I'm sure enjoying my time at Tottenham. I have a great relationship with the owner and [Fabio] Paratici [Sporting Director]. I don't see any problems at the moment in the future. We both signed the contract. I don't want to listen to someone speaking about this."