– Conte has taken Chelsea to court for the second time
– The Italian won the first case and the Blues awarded £9 million in May
– Reports suggest Conte’s aim could be to shame Chelsea rather than for financial gain
Chelsea are back in court for second time after former manager Antonio Conte waged legal war with his former employees once again.
Antonio Conte already won his first case against the Blues and was awarded £9 million in May.
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This time Conte is back and reports indicate he aim could be to shame his former employees more than for financial gain with the highest payout at £60,000 pounds.
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According to Times, Conte is the claimant in a preliminary hearing held at the London Employment Tribunal,” that commenced on Friday, August 16.
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This time Conte is back and reports indicate he aim could be to shame his former employees more than for financial gain with the highest payout at £60,000 pounds.
The 49-year-old was fired by the club just after two seasons in charge of the Premier League outfit.
The Italian tactician won the Premier League and FA Cup during his two-year stay at Stamford Bridge.
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