Maurizio Sarri makes most important career announcement

Chelsea fans are currently basking in the ambiance of a cosy start to life in the Premier league and they have quickly forgotten about the achievements of immediate past manager Antonio Conte, even though new boss Sarri is in the embryonic stage of his stint with them.

Sarri currently boast of an impeccable record in the Premier league but he has suggested he could quit smoking, as a way of showing commitment and love to Chelsea per report.

Sarri was sacked as the manager of Napoli but he was appointed to replace Conte as the manager of the Blues. He led the Blues to thumping Huddersfield Town in their league opener but even though Chelsea got the better of Arsenal, the victory was even hard earned.

Chelsea were two goals up against Capital rivals Arsenal but the last 15 minutes of that half saw the Gunners bounced back with two goals. Nonetheless, a late strike from Marcos Alonso salvaged the three points for the Blues. There were speculations that Sarri left the pitch the smoke in the first half but he has denied same.

“No I needed half-time and the first half to end, not a cigarette,” Sarri told reporters.
“I am going to stop for just one or two years then I will start again.

“Inside there were 15 minutes that were horrible. We lost ground, we were not able to press, we were not able to defend, we were really in trouble. I think in the second half, we did very well from our mental point of view.


“It was really very hard to answer about the last part of the first half. I prefer to speak about the other 75 minutes, it is better. I remember better the good things instead of the worst.”