(ANSA) - Turin, June 14 - Juventus have reached a deal with
Chelsea for Maurizio Sarri to move from London to Turin, the BBC
and the Guardian reported Friday.
In order to free Sarri the Turin giants will pay Chelsea five
million pounds, the BBC said.
Sarri will have a two-year contract paying him six million
euros a season, with an option for a third year.
Former Napoli coach Sarri replaces Massimiliano Allegri who
left after five straight scudetti but failing to win the
Champions League.
Before Allegri, Juve won three straight Serie A titles under
new Inter coach Antonio Conte.
Soccer: Sarri Juventus deal done - media
Ex-Npaoli coach to get 6 mn euros a year for two seasons