The future of Maurizio Sarri in Chelsea discussed by senior club personalities | Football News

Chelsea executives held discussions on the future of Maurizio Sarri as head coach, Sky Sports News said.

It is believed that Chelsea is very concerned about the recent performance and results of the team, the most recent being a home defeat against Manchester United who made it out of the FA Cup.

The board is aware of the extent of the club's problems, especially after the reaction of supporters at Stamford Bridge on Monday night, which booed the team and announced its style "Sarri-ball".

Sarri was put under increasing pressure after a 6-0 pounding in Manchester City earlier this month – his third Premier League loss in four games – saw him leave the top four to finish sixth. rank of the table.

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The Blues had conceded four goals to Bournemouth in the previous match after losing 2-0 to Arsenal at Emirates, after which Sarri asked if his players could be motivated.

The Italian, who succeeded Antonio Conte after his acrimonious departure last summer, will face two crucial matches to end the week: a first leg in 32 Europa League matches against Sweden's Malmo FF, with his team 2-1 ahead, and the Carabao Cup final at Wembley against City.

Sarri's badistant – former Chelsea striker, Gianfranco Zola – defended his boss's position in preparation for defeat against United, insisting that they were going through a difficult time in pursuit of a breakthrough of his philosophy.

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Chelsea head coach Maurizio Sarri says he is worried about his team's results after losing to Manchester United

Zola also insisted that the players pay attention, and compared their situation to the difficulties faced by Pep Guardiola in his first season at Etihad.

Sarri, however, confessed to being concerned about the result of the match, United, by Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, claiming that his team had played football "confusing" in the second half.

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Chelsea supporters to whom Sky Sports News spoke Tuesday outside Stamford Bridge were not optimistic about the future of the club with Maurizio Sarri.

"I do not worry about the result, not our fans," he said. "Of course, I can understand their frustration, the result was not very good, we are out of the FA Cup.

"We played football in confusion in the second half, but I think we played well in the first half, and we need more aggression and determination in the situations that come up in the first half. inside our own camp and inside the opposing stadium, the difference was there. "

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