Sarri Targeting Interesting Football At Chelsea

New Chelsea boss Maurizio Sarri has outlined his ambition to bring fun and exciting football to Stamford Bridge.

Speaking for the first time as Chelsea manager to the club’s official app ‘The 5th Stand’, as reported by the Daily Mail, Sarri believes he only needs to make minor changes to the current squad.
The players have to enjoy themselves. First of all, I hope the fans can enjoy the team. I want to bring enjoyment to the fans, the fans have to be proud of the team. One hundred per cent hard work and 90 per cent fun. It is impossible in my job to promise something else but I will surely give all in my possession to win something with Chelsea.


Chelsea is a good team, the problem is that in England there is another five or six very good teams. With one or two adjustments, we can try to play my football.
After months of speculation, Sarri was confirmed as Antonio Conte’s successor on Saturday.

Conte was relieved of his duties at Stamford Bridge after two seasons at the club, in which he won the Premier League and the FA Cup during his time in London.


The former Juventus boss was not known for playing attractive, free-flowing football, instead, he opted for a more pragmatic style of play.

During his time at Napoli, Sarri was known for exactly the opposite. ‘Sarri-ball’ hit the headlines, with Pep Guardiola lauding them for their style of play.