Conte’s former club Juventus are on course for their eighth straight Serie A title, while Inter’s season has been marred by manager Luciano Spalletti’s arguments with former captain Mauro Icardi.
Inter bosses are keen for a fresh start next season, and hope to secure a first Serie A title since 2010.
Conte has been without a side since his sacking by Chelsea last year, but would not prove a cheap option for the Nerazzurri: reports suggest he is demanding a £9 million salary to take on the role.
That would mean he commands an annual wage around £2.5 million higher than Juve manager Massimiliano Allegri.
With Icardi’s future in doubt, and another star Ivan Perisic a target for a number of top Premier League sides, Conte could have a major rebuilding project on his hands.
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