Maurizio Sarri "agrees to become the new manager of Juventus for a £ 6 million contract"

The boss of Chelsea, Maurizio Sarri, would have agreed to take the reins of Juventus after Pep Guardiola rejected the advances of the Italians.

Series A is looking for a new manager after the announcement of the departure of Mbadimiliano Allegri at the end of the season.

Guardiola of Manchester City has been designated as target No. 1, but the Spaniard does not wish to leave his current position.

Maurizio Sarri would have agreed to become the next manager of Juventus for a three-year contract

Sarri, who impressed Napoleon a lot, was widely considered the favorite and should now hold the post after Chelsea's Europa League final against Tottenham on Wednesday.

Antonio Conte and Jose Mourinho have also been announced for Juventus, but according to SNAI sportnews, Sarri has already reached an agreement with the club to replace Allegri.

They say Sarri will earn 6.1 million pounds on a three-year contract but will only be officially announced after the Europa League final in Baku.

Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola has rejected the possibility of taking over from Juventus

The Italian boss will now discuss a financial program with Chelsea to force his withdrawal.

Sarri has been severely criticized by broad layers of Chelsea fans this season and now seems to be about to slip away despite taking over at the club last summer.

He will however have the chance to win his first game as manager when his team will face Arsenal in the final of the Europa League.

Sarri's future should be clearer after Wednesday's final, while Frank Lampard was introduced as one of the first candidates to replace him at the head of Stamford Bridge.

Sarri is currently preparing his team for the Europa League final on Wednesday