He would like to return to coaching in Serie A but at the moment he has not received any calls, for the former Juventus coach it is a nerve-wracking wait
Maurizio Sarri gave a long interview to Corriere della Sera in which he spoke about his moment like this: “What if I received calls? Not from Italian clubs, unfortunately. And honestly, I’m a bit sorry, there were free benches in teams that I imagined could be good for me.”
He he is a candidate for the Milan bench and Fiorentina and is disappointed not to have been taken into consideration: “I wasn’t even asked for a chat. Presidents decide, of course. But I deserved to be listened to at least a quarter of an hour. What if I’m referring to Milan and Fiorentina? They were two teams suitable for me, of course“.
But an explanation was also given about: “We focus on young people, and that’s also good. But experience remains a value, it should not be thrown away.”
As an example of his thesis he states: “Just look at the age of the coaches who won the Conference, Europe and Champions League this year: 63, 66 and 65 years old. It’s not a casuality. Then, of course, if no one looked for me it was probably because I did something wrong too, an intimate reflection must be made“.
Sarri and the recent conclusion of his adventure at the helm of Lazio
Resignation from Lazio they occurred in the spring when the Biancocelesti had ended up outside the European zone, then caught up again by the substitute Igor Tudor who improved the team’s performance.
Sarri he no longer had control of the locker room. After the second place obtained the previous season, a historic result for Lotito’s presidency, the decline also occurred due to the departure of a top player like Milinkovic Savic and a signing campaign that weakened the technical rate.
Sarri between past and future, the analysis of a trained coach who wants to play on the attack
For the former Juventus coachthe last to have won the Scudetto with the Bianconeri, the desire to continue for 3-4 years before dedicating himself to promoting football in his Figline Valdarno, returning to that provincial football where he played for a long time.
A long apprenticeship for the Tuscan coach who was among the best of the last decade and also managed to do very well in the Premier League leading Chelsea.
