Fabio Capello believes Chelsea will find Maurizio Sarri ‘fun’ but admits he ‘didn’t like’ the Coach’s ‘lack of interest’ in cups during his Napoli tenure.
Sarri is expected to become Chelsea’s next boss after three trophyless years with Napoli – but three which saw the Partenopei break several records and win plaudits for their style of play.
“How do I see Sarri? Fun,” the ex-Milan, Juventus and Roma Coach told Corriere dello Sport.
Fabio Capello believes Chelsea will find Maurizio Sarri ‘fun’ but admits he ‘didn’t like’ the Coach’s ‘lack of interest’ in cups during his Napoli tenure.
Sarri is expected to become Chelsea’s next boss after three trophyless years with Napoli – but three which saw the Partenopei break several records and win plaudits for their style of play.
“How do I see Sarri? Fun,” the ex-Milan, Juventus and Roma Coach told Corriere dello Sport.
“I didn’t like his lack of interest in cups, I didn’t really understand it, but I found the work he did on [Napoli’s] did very interesting, as well as the three short forwards, Mertens as a centre-forward was a magnificent invention.
“Ancelotti? He chose them for a very simple reason: he wanted a team in the Champions League and there weren’t many opportunities out there. Napoli are also a good team.
“Does Allegri really have an extra gear? He feels the match in his skin, he reads it well and knows how to change things during a game.
“I think he resembles me more than anyone else. And then there are the numbers. Di Francesco is a good Coach too but if I may, I’d advise him not to stop at just one tactical idea.”