Maurizio Sarri is checked by Chelsea bosses after the treatment of Callum Hudson-Odoi

Maurizio Sarri is now undergoing a thorough review by Chelsea's management of his behavior with starlet Callum Hudson-Odoi.

The 6-0 Blues at Manchester City have increased pressure on Stamford Bridge boss Sarri.

And all the more disturbing and unfortunate that the treatment of teenage winger Hudson-Odoi by the Italian manager does not match the message of the club.

Chelsea rejected Hudson-Odoi's request for a transfer last month in the hope that Sarri would allow him enough time to convince him to stay in the long run. His current contract dates back to 2020.

Despite the strong interest shown by Bayern Munich at the age of 18, the Blues launched a charm offensive in January – Sarri and his number 2, Gianfranco Zola, among those who praised Hudson-Odoi – in the purpose of persuading him of his future. The Stamford Bridge.

But his playing time has pbaded since the Chelsea leaders took the lead and informed Bayern, who made an offer four times last month, once and for all that he would not leave in January.

He was unable to take part in the 4-0 defeat at Bournemouth, played only the last 13 minutes of the 5-0 win against Huddersfield and was again omitted from Sarri's team for the humiliation of Sunday at Etihad.

Hudson-Odoi was ill early last week, Sarri announced before the city trip, but he trained for the rest of the week.

Sarri then took Hudson-Odoi to Manchester, but failed to join the 18-man squad and was forced to watch the city defeat in front of the stands.

After clarifying their position last month, Chelsea and Hudson-Odoi had to re-evaluate the situation this summer.

But even if his situation does not improve, Mirror Sport understands that leaving for Hudson-Odoi is far from certain.

His chances of leaving are likely to be related to the future of Eden Hazard, the Blues being determined not to lose the two wingers this summer.

Hazard is a major target of Real Madrid and Chelsea is ready to retain Hudson-Odoi until the end of his contract if the Belgian goes away.