Juventus have formally announced the arrival of Maurizio Sarri as manager from Chelsea, confirming that the Italian has joined them on a three-year deal.
Sarri, 60, joins the Seria A champions after spending just one season at Chelsea, where he guided the team to third in the Premier League as well as winning the Europa League title.
Juve have reportedly agreed a compensation fee of around £5 million ($6.2 million) with Chelsea, as Sarri called time on what was a tepid relationship with fans at the club.
In announcing the move, Juventus detailed Sarri’s experience with Seria A clubs Empoli and Napoli, adding that “now the adventure begins for him in Turin: welcome to Juventus!”
