Cesar Azpilicueta face Chelsea Chop while Maurizio Sarri consider a new transfer

Maurizio Sarri wants Chelsea's council to support him by bringing in one of his former players, Elseid Hysaj, right-back Napoli, valued at £ 45 million.

This decision is likely to disturb the feathers of Sarri's team after its weekend attack against them for "lack of motivation".

Napoli's former boss, Sarri, has since spoken in clear with his players, but signing Hysaj would threaten the position of one of the team's main players and supporters' favorite, Cesar Azpilicueta, who is also their regular captain .

Chelsea is interested in a loan agreement for Hysaj, 24, but Napoli would prefer to sell it directly.

Sarri is already hoping to confirm Gonzalo Higuain's loan for the loan by Wednesday, so that the Juventus striker can play the second leg of the Carabao Cup semi-final against the Spurs the following evening.

The Italian is considering a meeting with Hysaj, who played for him at Empoli and Napoli, while Victor Moses must be on loan and with Davide Zappacosta also about to be discharged.

If Chelsea ensured the safety of Higuain, their boss would have three of the men with whom he had impressed in Napoli, having already hired midfielder Jorginho this summer.

Higuain had the greatest success of his career under Sarri, equaling the Serie A goals record with 36 goals in 2015-16.

He has scored only eight times in all competitions loaned by AC Milan this season, having left Juventus after Cristiano Ronaldo's arrival.

Albanian international Hysaj is out of favor with current Napoli boss Carlo Ancelotti, who prefers to use Nikola Maksimovic and Kevin Malcuit.

Sarri is desperate to cheer, as Chelsea have only won two of his last five games.

He is desperate to reverse Tottenham's 1-0 lead at Stamford Bridge, after his criticism of his men following the loss to Arsenal last Saturday led him to say he was fighting to keep control of the cloakroom.

Defender Andreas Christensen is thought to have left Sarri unimpressed after leaving the substitutes' bench when it became apparent that he would not be used against the gunners.

Christensen reportedly told his alternate colleagues that he was going to the bathroom after Callum Hudson-Odoi was chosen as the last substitute to replace Pedro ten minutes from the end. The Dane did not return.

Meanwhile, David Luis urged Hudson-Odoi to snub Bayern Munich and fight for his place in Chelsea.

The 18-year-old rejected a £ 85,000 contract a week as he claimed the transfer of his dream to the German champions.

But Luiz said, "I told him," Callum, you can not be the main one yet, because you have to improve. Do not think here or there, but think about yourself – how to improve your game, how to be good, how to make a difference, how to be active in front of what everyone wants from you and what you want to do.

"He's a nice boy, a good guy. Of course, he's going to do a lot of things for Chelsea and for England. "