The new Chelsea coach Maurizio Sarri has revealed that he is giving up smoking cigarettes, having been repeatedly questioned on his habit since moving to Chelsea.The former Napoli coach was asked whether he wanted a cigarette as Chelsea struggled at the end of the second half, but indicated that now may be the time for him to give up smoking.It is expedient to note that the UK law has banned smoking in a variety of public venues including in football stadium...

After the sack of Antonio Conte, Chelsea football club of England has appointed a new manager, Maurizio Sarri. The ex Napoli boss was revealed by the blues on Friday as the new coach. In Sarri's press statement, he said "It is an exciting new period in my career, I hope we can provide some entertaining football for our fans and that we will be competing for trophies at the end of the season, which is what this club deserves." Sarri is the 13th managerial appoint...

Chelsea finally bring their manager saga to a close by replacing Antonio Conte with Maurizio Sarri?If the latest reports are to be believed, then yes, a conclusion to the summer’s most drawn out manager chronicle is set to be reached in the next few days.As has been previously reported, Sarri will sign a two-year contract at Chelsea worth £4.5 million a year (Express), with an option for a third season, and the 59-year-old is likely to bring Blues icon Gianf...