Ronaldo and other Juventus players lacking sharpness – Sarri
Maurizio Sarri believes Cristiano Ronaldo and his other Juventus stars are lacking sharpness after their Coppa Italia final loss to Napoli on Wednesday. You may also like
‘He isn’t used to missing’ – Sarri pleased with ‘unlucky’ Ronaldo despite penalty misstep
Juventus head coach Maurizio Sarri was pleased with ‘unlucky’ Cristiano Ronaldo after the superstar missed a penalty against Milan in the Coppa Italia semi-final. You may also like
Hazard, Willian were bored under Sarri – Zola
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Juve players, manager agree to forego wages for four months
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Chelsea close in on Kovacic capture
Chelsea are expected to complete the permanent signing of Mateo Kovacic for a fee in the region of £40 million. You may also like
Lampard ‘freed’ to talk to Chelsea
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Lampard favourite to replace Sarri at Chelsea
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Juventus confirm appointment of Sarri
Maurizio Sarri has left Chelsea and signed a three-year deal to become manager of Juventus, both clubs have confirmed. You may also like
Chelsea set to make approach for Lampard
Chelsea are expected to seek talks with Derby over a deal to install Frank Lampard as the next Blues manager. You may also like
Chelsea agree deal for Sarri to join Juve
Chelsea have agreed to a compensation deal worth in excess of £5 million for manager Maurizio Sarri to join Juventus, Press Association Sport has learned. You may also like
