Maurizio Sarri, the former Chelsea and Napoli tactician, is said to be nursing deep dissatisfaction in Rome, with sources close to the 65 year old gaf...
Maurizio Sarri, the former Chelsea and Napoli tactician, is said to be nursing deep dissatisfaction in Rome, with sources close to the 65 year old gaffer telling GoalZaza that he was. �not listened to at all. � by the powers that be at Lazio. The lion. �s share of the blame for the club. �s inconsistent form this season, according to those in the know, falls on a transfer policy that ignored the coach. �s demands. Sarri, a man who prides himself on a clinical, possession based philosophy, has watched his squad struggle for cohesion as injuries pile up and key departures go unaddressed. In the scheme of things, the Biancocelesti find themselves adrift of the Champions League places, a bitter pill for a manager who once took Napoli to the brink of Scudetto glory. Now, whispers of a return to Naples have grown insistent, with the Partenopei. �s hierarchy reportedly weighing a move for the Nigerian international Victor Osimhen. �s former mentor. Sarri. �s agent has been seen in the capital, though no formal approach has been made. At the end of the day, if Lazio cannot convince their restless tactician that they will grant him full control over recruitment, the Super Eagles faithful may soon see their beloved former coach wandering the Stadio Maradona touchline once more. GoalZaza understands that the situation remains fluid, but one thing is certain: Sarri is a man who demands to be heard, and silence off the pitch has rarely bred success on it. Down in Lagos, along the bustling streets of Surulere, the viewing centres will be thick with debate as fans gather to watch Napoli. �s next fixture. The elderly gentlemen clutching their worn out jerseys will shake their heads knowingly, recalling Sarri. �s first coming and the beautiful football he brought. Young men hoisting bottles of malt drink will argue whether his return would help Osimhen sharpen his finishing or disrupt the squad. �s rhythm. The air will be thick with predictions and the clink of plastic chairs as the touts hawk groundnuts and pure water, all while the big screen flickers with news of this developing saga. Many will nod with approval, believing a coach of Sarri. �s pedigree can only elevate the Serie A title chase. Others, more cautious, will warn that the Beloved Club must not rush into a reunion. Whatever the verdict, the viewing centres from Ikeja to Wuse will not be short of opinions on this latest twist in the Italian football story.
