Maurizio Sarri reveals to the club that he absolutely wants to avoid Chelsea in the draw of the Europa League

Chelsea boss Maurizio Sarri has revealed the only team he wants to avoid in the Europa League draw on Friday.

Chelsea beat Dynamo Kiev 5-0 in Ukraine in the return leg, and now has to wait until Friday to find out who they will face in the quarterfinals.

Arsenal, Benfica, Napoli and Valencia are among the last eight clubs in the Europa League, while Eintracht Frankfurt have eliminated Inter Milan and Villarreal and Slavia Prague have completed the list.

And it is the former club of Sarri, Napoli, that the manager of Chelsea desperately needs to avoid – according to him, the high-flying players of Serie A would be his final opponent of dream, according to Metro.

Sarri was sacked by Napoli last summer before joining Chelsea. After his team's 8-0 victory over Dynamo Kiev, Stamford Bridge's boss wants to take revenge on the second Seria A team in the final in Baku in May.

"I prefer to find them in the final," said Sarri. "It means we are in the final, that would make me happy and Napoli in the final and that would make me happy."

Sarri added, "It would be difficult to play with my story with the club."

The draw for the quarter-finals and semi-finals of the Europa League will take place on Friday from 13h. There will be no national protection, which means that Chelsea could face Arsenal, its Premier League rival. Chelsea won the tournament in 2013 and is a favorite to raise the trophy this season.

Callum Hudson-Odoi in the first call under 21 in England

Callum Hudson-Odoi, ace from Chelsea, received her first call after a first breakthrough on the team with impressive substitute appearances.

Aged 18, he was heavily linked to a major cash transfer in January to Bayern Munich, but he remained at Stamford Bridge and now leaves the under-19 team.

Boothroyd has a strong team to prepare for the European Championships this summer by hosting Poland at Ashton Gate on March 21st and Germany in Bournemouth on March 26th.

Crystal Palace star Aaron Wan-Bissaka and Leicester ace James Maddison are both in the under-21 England squad after missing orders.