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The saga that lasted nearly three months ended on Saturday when Maurizio Sarri was announced as Chelsea's new head coach.
Since he's decided to become a full-time coach at the age of 40, Sarri has worked methodically, he methodically forms the bottom of semi-professional and amateur Italian football, to reach now the best league in the world in charge of one of the biggest clubs in the world. It took him a moment, almost 20 years, but this only underscores his unwavering commitment to his own methods and lifestyles. The Chelsea move is the culmination of this process which we hope will validate it.
As part of his arrival, and as is the tradition for all new players and coaches, he sat down with Chelsea TV for a series of easy questions. You can make a video for free on the official Chelsea website of the official Chelsea app (The 5th Stand), which you should probably download if you have not done it yet.
"First of all, I have to say thank you to the people of Naples because they have helped me in every way for three years.I love them very much.I like them forever.
"And then, it's very easy to answer your question because five years ago I was in Italy in Serie B.
" Chelsea is one of the clubs the This is a question that can be easy, but the first leagues are far from being.However, this challenge actually made it easier to answer the first question. "
This question may be easy, but the first leagues are far from it. Part of the attractiveness of the work for Sarri, who is eager to test his mettle against the best of the best.
"In the Premier League, there are all the most important coaches in Europe, perhaps in the world. "
" It will be very exciting for me to play against Guardiola, play against Pochettino, play against Mourinho, play against Klopp, and all the others. "
The four coaches mentioned all have very distinctive styles, and Sarri is no different – this was one of the main reasons why Chelsea went after him." But what about he of all the players who need to adapt? Anyway, it is Sarri-ball or bust!
"I think it's very difficult. I mean first of all, I love football, I love football and everything else is a consequence. "
" I think that in Naples I was very lucky to find my players suited to my football style. They were strong as players, and strong from a human point of view. I think I've had the chance to transport my football way, my idea of football on the pitch for the quality of these players basically.
"Chelsea is a good team, the problem is that in England there are still five or six very good teams.
" I think with one or two adjustments, we can try to play my football. I want to have fun first, the players have to have fun and most of all hope that the fans will enjoy the team.
"Jorginho is not a physical player.He is a technical player but the most important quality is that he is very fast in the mind.He therefore has the ability to move the ball very quickly. "
Remind everyone that there are six contenders is the tradition of all coaches of Chelsea nowadays (Mourinho), and this will test the determination of Sarri to attack
Sarri is said to lead a quiet, reclusive, almost hermetic life in which he fills any moment without having thought about football while thinking more about football. And read books, apparently, like the works of Nobel Prize winner Mario Vargas Llosa.
Sarri 's mastery of English is certainly better than the "basic" level at which it was advertised, which should help him to settle his job in Cobham. He takes lessons to improve too.
"My English is not very good.I started English more than 30 years ago, so for a long time I have unfortunately lost [forgot] everything."
Last but not least, Sarri has a message for Chelsea fans and what we should expect.
100% hard work and 90% fun.
"It is impossible in my job to promise anything else but I will surely give everything in my possession to win something with Chelsea."
-Maurizio Sarri; Source: Chelsea TV
Hoping that 100% work and 90% fun leaves a solid percentage to win too.
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