The 46-year-old is expected to replace Guus Hiddink at Chelsea in the summer and the Azzurri have now confirmed he will leave his current post after the tournament in France
Italian football federation president Carlo Tavecchio has confirmed Antonio Conte is to leave his job as Italy manager after Euro 2016.
Goal understands the former Juventus boss is set to take over at Chelsea at the start of next season after holding a series of talks with the Stamford Bridge outfit.
Speaking upon his arrival at a FIGC meeting, Tavecchio said: "Conte will leave after the European Championships. He is missing day-to-day training."
Tavecchio's announcement could pave the way for Chelsea to make their move for the 46-year-old, the Premier League club looking for a permanent replacement for Jose Mourinho since his departure in December. Guus Hiddink has been in interim charge at Stamford Bridge since Mourinho's exit, winning eight of his 18 games in charge, but they are out of all cup competitions and languishing in mid-table in the league.
- Goal