Italy: Former Chelsea boss Sarri presented as new Juventus coach

W/S Juventus head coach Maurizio Sarri sitting down at table of speakers, Turin
SOT, Maurizio Sarri, Juventus head coach (Italian): "I saw the club very determined. I have never seen a club so determined to take a coach in [the] 30 years of [my] career. And this is the real reason that convinced me: the determination of the whole management, very united, wanting me."
W/S Press room *CUTAWAY*
SOT, Maurizio Sarri, Juventus head coach (Italian): "I arrive with scepticism, like everywhere. I arrived in Empoli from the Serie C and they were all sceptical. I arrived in Naples from Empoli and [they] were sceptical. At Chelsea they were sceptical. I arrive at Juve from Chelsea and I think the jump could be less sensational: I come from my story, I come from the other side and it is right there is a bit of bitterness and scepticism. I have only one way to fight scepticism: win and convince."
M/S Sarri and colleagues posing for picture *CUTAWAY*
SOT, Maurizio Sarri, Juventus head coach (Italian): "In Italy Juve has the obligation to be the favourite, then if we enter the Champions League topic, it is clear that Juve must start to win, but with the knowledge that there are 8-9 teams that have the same strength. It has an obligation to try, but it can unfortunately understand that there is the possibility of not winning. At the start the goal is to win."
M/S Table of speakers *CUTAWAY*
SOT, Maurizio Sarri, Juventus head coach (Italian): "I tell you something. When I leave the San Paolo stadium, if they applaud me it will be a manifestation of love. If they whistle me, it will be a manifestation of love as well. I will love them anyway."
M/S Sarri leaving
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Former Chelsea manager Maurizio Sarri was presented as the new head coach of Italian football club Juventus in a press conference, in Turin on Thursday.
Speaking to the press, he said that the club's determination was the main factor that made him refuse a second season in charge of Chelsea to come back to Italy. "I have never seen a club so determined to take a coach in 30 years of career. And this is the real reason that convinced me: the determination of the whole management, very united, wanting me."
He admitted to be arriving with scepticism just like he did with other former clubs. "I arrived in Empoli from the Serie C and they were all sceptical. I arrived in Naples from Empoli and was sceptical. At Chelsea they were sceptical. I arrive at Juve from Chelsea and I think the jump could be less sensational," he said.
Touching on what reception he was expecting from Juventus fans, he said: "When I leave the San Paolo stadium, if they applaud me it will be a manifestation of love. If they whistle me, it will be a manifestation of love as well. I will love them anyway."
The Italian, 60, left Napoli for Chelsea in 2018, where he stayed for just one season.