Chelsea backroom staff is "convinced" that he is ready for Stamford Bridge with Maurizio Sarri

The coaches of Maurizio Sarri are confident that they will head to the exit for Stamford Bridge at the end of the season.

The Italian manager is struggling to convince Blues fans in his first season as manager of Chelsea and his stay could be shortened if his troubles as a boss continue.

according to The sunGianfranco Zola and Co. are openly talking about being eliminated once the season is over this summer.

Chelsea behind-the-scenes staff are waiting to face the bag at the end of the season

Sarri lost his temper at Monday's game with Burnley after being sent to the stands late in the game.

Even though Chelsea may still qualify for the Champions League, it may not be enough to keep the Italian at the club another season.

After the collapse of the club after their 2-2 draw, Chelsea and Burnley will not be subject to any further action by the Premier League or the Football Association, as a result of A scrum between the two benches at Stamford Bridge.

Sarri had already been fined £ 8,000 after admitting a charge of misconduct, but both teams escaped further punishment at the end of the discussions.

Chelsea and Burnley will not be the subject of any other action after the end of the scrimmage match on Monday

Rival benches enter touchline after Chelsea boss Maurizio Sarri was sent off

The match ended 2-2 while Chelsea's top four hopes were shattered. But the last flash point was reached in the 94th minute, when referee Kevin Friend expelled the Italian boss.

Sarri was sent off by referee Kevin Friend after leaving his technical area to challenge a late decision.

His dismissal sparked clashes and clashes between rival coaches, who played at the final whistle when Burnley's goalkeeper Billy Mercer played a leading role.

After the match, Chelsea complained to the FA that one of Burnley's coaching staff had qualified Sarri as "Italian fool".

The West London club was initially furious to see that Burnley would not be punished for his role, but both sides reached an agreement and can overtake him.

Sarri and his team offend insults that caused tension during a heartbreaking match

In a statement released Thursday night on social media clubs, they said: "The problems between the two benches Monday night game were resolved between coaches and clubs, and a line was drawn in this regard."

No fist was thrown, but many insults hit the target and Chelsea was furious against what she saw as a deliberate attempt to end Sarri.

"Maurizio felt very unhappy," Zola said after Monday's match as he badumed Sarri's media responsibilities.

"He is very frustrated. We understand that it is a football match. You say words because of adrenaline, but he was not particularly happy. If Maurizio said that, it's probably something that could have been avoided.