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Maurizio Sarri promised that he would bring pleasure back to Chelsea and hinted that Eden Hazard will be part of his team next season.
Sarri was unveiled in front of the media for the first time this afternoon. signed a contract to take over at Stamford Bridge on Saturday
The former coach of Napoli succeeds Antonio Conte, who was sacked last week after two years of strained relations between him and the board of trustees. administration
. Even after winning the League and FA Cup, Sarri has suggested that he will bring more excitement to their football.
When asked if he wants to provide a more entertaining football, he says: "I hope, Obviously, football can be entertaining or not, but it depends many players.
"A good manager when he has solid players, there must be physicality and technical play, it will depend on the final team. I am convinced If a team has fun, often the fans have fun too.
"My goal is to entertain myself as long as I am here and maybe be competitive in all competitions until the end.
"In your life, the greatest gift you receive is to have fun while you do your job. Few people have that, but I managed to do it last time (in Naples).
Speaking mainly in Italian in front of the director Marina Granovskaia and the president Bruce Buck, Sarri clearly indicated that he had little influence on the transfers. ] Chelsea is facing a battle to keep their key players with goalie Thibaut Courtois who is preparing to join Real Madrid for £ 35.5m, while Hazard also continues to be tied to a change at Bernabeu.
But Sarri clearly intends to work with the Belgian international: "Hazard is a very high level player and I think that he is the only one I have. one of the two or three best European players. "
"I would like to have fun with him during the week and also on Sundays because it would mean very good results if we are competitive at the end of the season.
" I hope that I am Will be able to improve it – it's very difficult given the level it's reached.
"Clearly, we would like to keep the strongest players, which is what any manager wants and no matter what club wants.So we will have to see how the transfer market will unfold over the course of time. next few days.
"I feel much more like a field manager, a pitch manager than a general manager, I am one of the few managers who is bored in the transfer market. I do not want to talk about the transfer market and I'm not very interested in. Our task as managers is to develop the players we have.
"I would like to meet these players face to face and talk to them and understand what that there is better to do for everyone before that
"I would also like player coming on the field for four or five days with me to get a clear idea of what the plan is. "
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