Maurizio Sarri will push Chelsea to make a quick decision on his future after the Europa League final later this month.
Sarri has navigated Chelsea to a third-place finish in the Premier League in his first season in England and could win a trophy when the Blues take on Arsenal in the Europa League final.
But the Italian’s future at Chelsea has remained under the scanner and there are suggestions that the club could still part ways with him at the end of the season.
Sarri remains an in-demand coach in Italy and AC Milan and Juventus are reported to be in touch with his representatives over a return to his homeland this summer.
The former Napoli boss wants to continue at Chelsea and, according to the Times, he will push for a prompt decision from the club following the Europa League final.
Eleven of his coaching staff will be out of contract at the end of the season and Sarri wants clarification on their future, as well as his own, at the end of the month.
Chelsea appear to be yet to make up their mind about keeping Sarri despite a positive first season.
AC Milan and Juventus are tipped to keep their eyes peeled on developments in west London.
