ESPN FC's Gab Marcotti questions whether Maurizio Sarri will be able to implement "Sarri-ball" at Juventus, after leaving Chelsea for the Italian club.

Paulo Bandini explains why he can't see Maurizio Sarri as Juventus' manager, despite saying Sarri deserves the job. Craig Burley says results, not Frank Lampard, will get Chelsea fans behind the club, slamming the idea hiring the club legend will rally supporters. Craig Burley cautions that the Chelsea job 'is one of the toughest in football' after Watford's Javi Gracia was linked as a candidate for the position. Maurizio Sarri has left his post as manager of Chelsea to take over at Juventus as the replacement for Massimiliano Allegri.A Chelsea statement said, "the two clubs have reached an agreement for the early termination of Sarri's contract with Chelsea FC which had two years left to run and is ending at his request."- Marcotti: Why did Sarri swap Chelsea for Juventus?- When is the Champions League group-stage draw?- Top European league honours 2018-19Sarri's exit comes despite leading the...

Sometimes things take a 180-degree turn. Up becomes down. White is now black. Thor turns out to be Loki. Your certainties end up being replaced by what you thought was heresy.Welcome to the Maurizio Sarri managerial experience at Chelsea, which officially came to an end on Sunday. It's hard to tell what would have seemed more absurd this time a year ago: that Sarri would leave Chelsea to join Juventus, or that his biggest shortcoming at Stamford Bridge would be playing a style of football that...

Paulo Bandini explains why he can't see Maurizio Sarri as Juventus' manager, despite saying Sarri deserves the job.

ESPN FC's Julien Laurens gives an update on Maurizio Sarri's seemingly impending move to Juventus and predicts who will be the next in charge for Chelsea. Gab Marcotti feels Chelsea have a big mountain to climb next season, but isn't panicking just yet due to promising younger talent. After Chelsea boss Maurizio Sarri admitted he would welcome a return to Italy, the FC crew believe it's a matter of time before he lands the vacant role manager's role at Juventus. ESPN FC's Serie A correspondent Paolo Bandini shares the latest on Maurizio Sarri's future as reports continue to link the Chelsea boss with a move to Juve. LONDON -- Maurizio Sarri is set to leave Chelsea and take over at Juventus after the Italian champions agreed to pay around £5 million in compensation, sources have told ESPN FC.The two clubs have been in talks over Sarri for more than a week, with Juve hoping to avoid paying to release him from his contract but Chelsea adamant that they want to be compensated.- Premier League fixtures 2019-20 in full- Who has qualified for Europe from the Premier League?- When does the transfer window...

Steve Nicol weighs in on the latest transfer rumours, including Paul Pogba back to Juventus, Gianluigi Donnarumma to PSG, Joao Cancelo to Man City and more.