"The Guardian" sources reveal that Paris Saint-Germain has started negotiations with representatives of London's Chelsea coach Antonio Conte. The club, owned by Qatari businessmen, will part ways with Unai Emery, whose contract ends this summer, so they are actively looking for a replacement. "Ligue 1" vice-champions President Nasseras Al-Khelaifi is considering four candidates. Apart from the Aristocrats' coach, they are Jose Mourinho, Diego Simeone, and Massimiliano Allegri. However, it will be difficult to attract any of the three recent strategists, so PSG will first talk to Conte. The Italian is dissatisfied with his situation at Chelsea and does not agree with the club's leaders. Rumors of his departure have been circulating for several months now, and the coach's future in England will be decided in April. PSG will offer the 48-year-old specialist not only freedom in shaping the team but also a £10 million annual salary - the Aristocrats currently pay him £9.5 million."
