The coaches of Maurizio Sarri "convinced that they will be sent back" by Chelsea

The coaching staff of Maurizio Sarri is expecting to leave Chelsea this summer.

The Italian boss found himself under pressure at Stamford Bridge less than a year after taking office.

Chelsea is still on track to qualify for next season's Champions League, but that did not stop Sarri from being on the right track.

According to Sun, Sarri's team behind the scenes is convinced to be on the right track and is already talking openly about getting the ax.

Sarri is aware that he is fighting for his job and that the pressure is increasing after Monday's home draw against Burnley.

Chelsea can strengthen his first four hopes and end Manchester United when he travels to Old Trafford on Sunday.

The Blues have three points ahead of Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's men with three games to play.

Chelsea still have to face Watford and Leicester, but they have a great chance of winning the Europa League with the first leg of their semifinal with Eintracht Frankfurt next week.

At the same time, Sarri was fined £ 8,000 after accepting a charge of misconduct on the part of the FA after the draw with Burnley.

Chelsea's boss was sent to the stands during the Stamford Bridge clash as tension mounted.

David Luiz and Ashley Barnes clashed on the field with a fight near the tunnel as both groups of players pulled out.

Both Chelsea and Burnley have published statements that the problem "has been resolved between coaches and clubs, and a line has been drawn on it."