Sarri’s future will be decided before UEL final
Chelsea will not make a decision on Italian manager Maurizio Sarri’s future before the Europa League final, according to reports. You may also like
Kepa’s penalty heroics sends Chelsea into UEL final
Kepa Arrizabalaga saved two spot-kicks as Chelsea squeezed into the Europa League final with a 4-3 penalty shoot-out triumph over Eintracht Frankfurt after the second leg of their semi-final tie finished 1-1. You may also like
Sarri: Chelsea can’t compete without signings
Maurizio Sarri believes Chelsea need to overturn their two-window transfer ban to be able to catch Premier League pacesetters Manchester City and Liverpool next season. You may also like
Sarri urges Chelsea to keep Higuain at Stamford Bridge
Chelsea manager Maurizio Sarri believes signing Gonzalo Higuain on a permanent basis would help the club kick on next season. You may also like
Sarri: Kante a doubt for EPL finale and UEL tie
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Luiz in fresh talks over Chelsea future
Brazilian defender David Luiz is still talking to Chelsea about a new Stamford Bridge contract, according to Maurizio Sarri. You may also like
Dangerous games
The players have seemingly wrested power away from the managers across Europe’s big leagues – with worrying consequences, writes WADE PRETORIUS. You may also like
Why Sarri could become Chelsea’s most successful failure
Italian manager Maurizio Sarri may secure a top-four finish this weekend and a second final of the season within a week. But will the manager still be at Chelsea come August? You may also like
Sarri admits Chelsea are in trouble over centre back injury crisis
Maurizio Sarri believes Chelsea are ‘in trouble’ for their Europa League semi-final due to a centre back injury crisis. You may also like
Man United all but out of top-4 battle after Chelsea draw
Chelsea ensured that the race for a place in the Premier League’s top four remains in their hands after a 1-1 draw with Manchester United at Old Trafford. You may also like
