Chelsea reportedly reach agreement with Sarri as Conte’s replacement

By Daily Sports on May 27, 2018

Chelsea have a general agreement with Maurizio Sarri via his representatives to succeed Antonio Conte if he leaves his role as manager, according to Sky in Italy.

However, Chelsea have no intention of paying Sarri’s £7million (€8m) release clause, which expires on May 31, Sky in Italy are reporting.

Sky in Italy understand this is in part because the Blues will need to pay £17.5m (€20m) in compensation if they decide to part ways with Conte, who lifted the FA Cup last week.

It is therefore expected that any club wanting to sign Sarri, who is still under contract according to Sky in Italy, will have to negotiate with Napoli owner Aurelio De Laurentiis after next week’s deadline.

Sarri is already considering an offer from Russian club Zenit St Petersburg, Sky in Italy reported last week.

Fulham boss Slavisa Jokanovic is understood to have admirers at Chelsea

Napoli announced earlier this week that they have an agreement with ex-Chelsea and Bayern Munich boss Carlo Ancelotti to become their next manager.

Sky sources understand that Chelsea also have an interest in Fulham boss Slavisa Jokanovic, whose side won promotion to the Premier League on Saturday.

Conte still has one year left on the contract he signed as Chelsea boss last summer, and indicated after the FA Cup final victory over Manchester United that he wished to remain in the job. (Sky Sports)

•Photo shows Sarri

Source Daily Sports

Posted May 27, 2018


 

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