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Maurizio Sarri wants to stay in Chelsea and thinks he is the man to bridge the gap between Liverpool and Manchester City.
The former coach of Napoli is confident that he can make Chelsea a title contender in two years, insisting that he intends to stay at Stamford Bridge, despite constant speculation linking him to a return to Italy.
Chelsea is likely to appoint a technical director to bridge the gap between the board and coaching staff this summer, and it remains to be seen if Sarri will remain in West London.
Back to Old Trafford tomorrow … ?
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But the former 60-year-old banker remains convinced that he can deliver the much-awaited success by the Blues.
"The Premier League is beautiful and I want to stay in the Premier League," said Sarri.
"I want to stay in Chelsea because the level is very, very high.
"The atmosphere in the stadiums is really fantastic. And so it's a wonderful championship. I would like to stay here.
"I'm sure we can get closer to them in two seasons (Liverpool and Manchester City).
"This is only the first step. We must improve more. We must become competitive for the summit. But the first step is good. ??
Maurizio Sarri evaluated our season until now …
– Chelsea FC (@ChelseaFC) April 27, 2019
"But I'm not sure that in two seasons we can be better than them.
"When I arrived in Naples, Naples was, in the previous season's table, 24 points behind Juventus.
"In the first season, we reached nine points of Juventus, second season at six points, third season at four points.
"For us, it was impossible to completely cover the gap, but by the end of the third season we were about to do it."
The Blues can give a sizeable boost to their first place in the Premier League if they were to win Sunday at Manchester United.
Sarri highlights the number of seasons where Guardiola and Klopp hold their current position, but says that Chelsea will have to narrow the gap between us and Liverpool and Man City over the next two seasons. #MUNCHE
– Chelsea FC (@ChelseaFC) April 26, 2019
Chelsea is still subject to a transfer ban on the part of FIFA, pending the outcome of the call, with the possibility of bringing the case to court. case before the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) available if the initial embargo was maintained.
Sarri thinks that Chelsea can still progress even without the arrival of newcomers. He also claimed that a full pre-season to work with the team could yield a big dividend.
"Of course, with the market, it's better. But we can also improve without the market, I think, "said Sarri.
Asked if his late arrival last summer was delaying the progress of this mandate, Sarri added, "I think so, because we only had two or three weeks to work.
"And at the end of August, we started playing every three days.
"In Naples, I had about 60 training sessions each season just for the defensive line. Here I had about 11 or 12 on the defensive line, so there is a big difference.
"I probably needed some time to get used to English football.
"I think it's normal, it can happen. Not only for English football, but also for this club.
"And now, in the next season, I will probably be able to give more to my players."
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