Sunday, July 15, 2018  Football Related football news 28 January 2021: Football: Chelsea appoints Thomas Tuchel as manager following Lampard sacking 28 January 2021: Football: Chelsea sacks Frank Lampard as club's manager 4 January 2021: Uruguayan Language Academy rejects FA sanction against Edinson Cavani as 'poverty of cultural and linguistic knowledge' 30 October 2018: Football: Suárez scores hat-trick as Barça thrashes Real Madrid 5-1 9 August 2018: Real Madrid agrees with Chelsea FC to sign goalkeeper Thibaut Courtois Collaborate! Pillars of Wikinews writing Writing an article Yesterday, English football club Chelsea FC announced signing Maurizio Sarri as the club's new coach. The Italian coach has signed a three-year contract with the London-based club. 59-year-old Sarri has spent thirteen years as a football coach, and most recently he was at Italian club SSC Napoli. Sarri spent three seasons with Napoli, guiding the Naples club to a second-place finish in the Italian Serie A twice, and a third place finish once. On signing the three-year contract with Chelsea, Sarri said, "I am very happy to be coming to Chelsea and the Premier League. It is an exciting new period in my career." The Italian went on to say, "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." On Friday, Chelsea announced sacking Sarri's predecessor, Antonio Conte, after two year's of service at Stamford Bridge. Conte led Chelsea to Premier League title in his first season and The FA Cup, last season. In May, Napoli announced Carlo Ancelotti as Sarri's successor at the Naples club. With Sarri's arrival at Chelsea, The Blues announced signing Brazilian midfielder Jorginho from Napoli on a five-year contract. Since the takeover of Chelsea by Russian businessman Roman Abramovich in 2003, Chelsea has now had thirteen permanent managers. "Italian club Napoli appoints Carlo Ancelotti as new manager" — Wikinews, May 25, 2018 "Football: Chelsea beats Manchester United 1-0 to win English FA Cup" — Wikinews, May 22, 2018 "Maurizio Sarri is the new Chelsea head coach. He moves to Stamford Bridge following a successful three-year spell at Serie A side Napoli." — Chelsea FC, July 14, 2018 "Maurizio Sarri: Chelsea name ex-Napoli boss as Antonio Conte's successor" — BBC Sport, July 14, 2018 "Chelsea appoint Maurizio Sarri as coach to replace Antonio Conte" — ESPN FC, July 14, 2018 "Former Napoli boss Maurizio Sarri replaces Antonio Conte as Chelsea head coach" — Sky News, July 14, 2018
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