Sarri: “I hope in January to return – The new coaches… are trending, but the Europeans were won by my peers”

THE Maurizio Sarri gave an interview to Gazzetta dello Sport and declared himself ready to return to coaching. The Italian coach specifically stated that he wants to return before January, while his dream is to coach at some point Boca.

Then, Mr Sari revealed whether he regretted leaving the Laziowhile commenting on this year’s as well Serie A.

In detail what he said:

“I hope to be back before January, but it also depends on the situations and the proposals I will accept, the motivation and the phone that will give me more adrenaline. I don’t see myself stopping. I still want to coach and I think I’m in a position to give things…”

On whether there is a team outside of Europe that he would like to coach at some point: “Boca would be a crazy dream, but I don’t know if it would come true. Some games at the Bonbonera would be a unique experience.”

For the start of the season in Serie A and the young, age coaches said: “Playing with ongoing negotiations is strange. Let’s wait a few games to find out. In fact, Klopp said it takes two years to judge a manager’s work. It’s true that young managers “train” more, but three managers my age won European titles last season. Ancelotti the Champions League, Gasperini the Europa and Mendiliber the Conference League. Like De La Fuente who won the Euro with Spain”.



On the fact that Milan fans were waiting for him instead of Fonseca on the bench: “It’s not nice to talk about it now. Respect is required. Paulo Fonseca is a good coach, a high level person. I have met him personally. he is at the beginning of a new journey and needs to be calm. I don’t want to get involved in that.”

For Thiago Motta at Juventus, but also his own move from Turin, he said: “It’s like two different movies. It’s only the beginning, but you can see Motta’s desire to do something different.”

On whether he regretted leaving Lazio: “No, it was a moment of personal and internal introspection. There were situations I didn’t like. In these cases, you either renew with a coach or fire him. Or the coach resigns. And I did.”