Despite how it all started in London, with titles and a lot more aspirations, Antonio Conte's time at Chelsea ended very bad.

The coach was replaced by fellow Italian Maurizio Sarri, but he wasn't going down without a fight with Stamford Bridge.

Even now, in 2020, when he was sacked in 2018, Chelsea and Antonio Conte are still fighting for the last bits and pieces of his settlement.

"The complaint of wrongful dismissal has been well founded. The defendent will pay the claimant an basic compensation of 1524 pounds and a compensatory damages of 83,682, which is a total of 85,206 pounds," the judge, Andrew Glennie confirmed, according to 'The Sun'.

Although this is a derisory amount with the 30 million that he has already received, it does serve to give reason to the coach, who can argue that his dismissal was not appropriate.

Antonio Conte's farewell from Chelsea, which has lasted until Tuesday 14 January, was the most lucrative for a coach in the history of English football.