Quiz! Can you name Antonio Conte's most-played line-ups from his last three title wins?
Conte couldn't get one over an old employer – but can you tell us the players who have delivered for him in the past?
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He's one of the undisputed superstars of management - and he's coming back to the English game.
Antonio Conte has won trophies in Italy and in England, playing his famed three-at-the-back formation and winning plaudits a-plenty. Tottenham fans certainly hope he can bring his much-lauded methods to a club that haven't won a title in 60 years.
At Juventus, Chelsea and Inter Milan, after all, Conte was coming into teams that had previously underperformed. Will he do the same at Spurs?
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Time will tell – for now, let's look back at his former title winners...
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