Juventus must learn Inter lesson, says Conte

Juventus manager Antonio Conte is keen for Juventus to keep evolving as a side, so they may stay one step ahead of their rivals.

Wrapping up their second consecutive Serie A title earlier in the year, Juventus have begun planning for next season, with reports linking them to a host of strikers like Manchester City's Carlos Tevez, Real Madrid's Gonzalo Higuain and Fiorentina's Stefan Jovetic.

Conte told Corriere dello Sport that he was focused on ensuring the team continue to evolve whilst on their quest for more silverware over the next few campaigns.

"We must keep growing. It's not just about winning trophies," Conte stated.

"The objective should be to always keep on improving, because you can also win it all without really building anything for the future."

Citing the example of Inter Milan, a side that spiralled down the Serie A table after achieving an illustrious treble under then manager Jose Mourinho in 2010, Conte was wary of the Bianconeri emulating their rivals.

"Look at what happened to Inter after they won the treble. They peaked that season, but did not build anything for the future. And this has been a very poor season for them, only three years after their successes," he pointed out.

"You have to look at the past in order to improve in the present and for the future. It's crucial to always remain hungry for more."