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June 02 at 15:45
As Calciomercato had expected last week, Chelsea manager Maurizio Sarri is about to become Juventus' next manager.
The Italian joined Chelsea last summer and, despite his many criticisms, allowed the club to finish third in the Premier League. And earlier this week, he also won his first league title by winning the Europa League final against Arsenal.
An agreement between Juve and Sarri was found at an operational meeting last week between Sarri, Andrea Agnelli and Pavel Nedved. This meeting helped to speed up the transaction.
Sarri has currently left London, but his agent, Fali Ramadani, will meet Chelsea again soon to talk about the compensation the Blues would pay to let the Italian go.
The six million euros requested by Chelsea could be paid in various forms, for example a discount on another loan agreement for Gonzalo Higuain. As Roman Abramovich spent more than 100 million euros in dismissal costs, he could reach an agreement with Juventus at that time.
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