Chelsea's manager, Maurizio Sarri has been reportedly pinpointed by Juventus as an adequate replacement for Massimiliano Allegri.

As declared by the Serie A champions on Friday, Allegri would be concluding his victorious stint in the dugout, and that has already yielded in speculation regarding his successor.

Antonio Conte could be handed his second spell at a club he has represented as a player and manager, but SNAI claims that Juventus are interested in handing Sarri an opportunity to return to his homeland.

The 60-year-old has been often connected with another spell in Italy's top flight, with it being said that Roma and AC Milan are also determined on bringing him ahead of the start of next season.

No move in anticipated to be made on the Chelsea’s coach future at Stamford Bridge until after the Europa League final with Arsenal on 29th of May.