West London giants Chelsea will announce their new manager later this week according to the latest media reports coming out of the media in the United Kingdom.
The Blues have been without a manager since the exit of Maurizio Sarri was confirmed last week.
According to the exclusive report from TalkSport, Chelsea will name the replacement for Maurizio Sarri in the next 48 hours.
It was revealed that former Chelsea midfielder Frank Lampard will be officially announced as the replacement for Maurizio Sarri.
Lampard has done a very good job since being named the Derby County manager last summer and he’s expected to be the replacement for Sarri.
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Italian tactician Sarri left Chelsea for Italian Serie A giants Juventus whom he has penned a three-year deal with until the end of the 2021/22 season.
The former Empoli and Napoli boss left Chelsea after just one season in charge.
While he was at Chelsea, Maurizio Sarri won his first trophy of his managerial career via a 4-1 win over Arsenal in their Europa League final clash.
Maurizio Sarri won his first trophy as a manager via the Europa League.
He also led Chelsea to third place on the Premier League table at the end of the just concluded season as well as the Carabao Cup final which Manchester City won via penalties.
