The former Napoli coach Maurizio Sarri, after leaving Lazio, is still without the bench. A new hypothesis sees him projected to lead another Serie A team.
Maurizio Sarri is no longer the manager of Lazio and he has been without the bench for more than a month. The former mister of Juventus, Chelsea and Naples last March 13 he handed in his resignation to the president Claudio’s Capitoline company Lotito, replaced by Igor Tudor. The Tuscan coach, thanks to the disappointing season he was experiencing at the helm of the Biancocelesti, decided to take a step back, prematurely terminating the contract that tied him to Lazio until 2025. Among the various hypotheses on his future, today it appeared an indiscretion that sees him in the running for a new bench A league.
Sarri, Turin is strongly targeting the Tuscan coach for the post Juric
According to what was reported in today’s edition of The printThe Turin Maurizio dreams Sarri like post Ivan Juric, who will say goodbye to the Granata at the end of the season:
The list of candidates is rich, the most suggestive idea leads to Maurizio’s profile Sarri. The coach who left Lazio without warning, giving up more than a year of his contract in Turin, has already done so: a championship won at the helm of Juventusbut with Juve the empathy never arose and the relationship was consummated in an instant. Sarri furthermore he is assisted by those who look after their interests Ricci And Bellanova and by whoever oversaw the operation Bremer at the Juventus
After many years of apprenticeship in the minor leagues, Sarri he has proven to be a great coach. He managed to establish himself on important stages, winning theEuropa League with the Chelsea in 2019 and then it scudetto with the Juventus in 2020. Even before that he made people dream of the square of Naples for three consecutive seasons, where he set the record for points, 91, in the 2017/2018 season, without managing to win any trophies.
The Turin For Sarri represents a possible springboard. The team coached by Juric It has been promising for a few seasons now, only to then fail to make the final leap that would establish it as a contender for a European placement. By doing well with the Granata, the sixty-five year old born in Bagnoli could earn the interest of one last big club, before definitively retiring from the world of football, which for some time now seems to no longer convey the emotions of the past.
Even from Premier League there is no shortage of interests for Sarri. In fact, as reported by tuttomercatoweb.com, West Ham and especially Newcastle they would be giving it some serious thought.
