Former Chelsea boss Antonio Conte has ruled out taking the Roma job.

The Italian has been linked with the post.

But he told Gazzetta dello Sport: "Marriages are two way.

“I think Juventus have started a path and I think they're very happy with Allegri, who has certainly continued my work and is doing very well. You never know what tomorrow brings.

“Today, if someone calls me, I know I have to impose my ideas of football, with my methods, because I'm very strict with myself.

“I don't micromanage, neither do I think a Coach's objective is to do as little damage as possible.

“If clubs think that, they shouldn't call me. After that, I have a problem: victory: winning. That's the objective of my work. That applies to any team, not just Inter or Milan.

“I must have the perception that I can beat anyone and I must feel that winning is possible, otherwise I can stay as I am without any problems.

“I fell in love with Rome, spending a lot of time there in my two years as CT.

“At the Olimpico you feel the passion of the fans, who live football with a particular intensity, who go mad for Roma and live for them.

“It has a passionate atmosphere that envelops you. Right now the conditions aren't there, but I think I'll coach Roma one day in the future."