There continues to be speculation over the future of Antonio Conte, with Chelsea widely tipped to replace him with a new manager.
Napoli’s Maurizio Sarri is the latest man to be touted as Chelsea’s first choice to take over – Thursday’s Daily Mail declares that the club are keen to install him this summer.
Several others have previously been touted as the Blues’ top choice, including former Chelsea manager Carlo Ancelotti, Juventus’ Max Allegri and ex-Barcelona boss Luis Enrique.
However, according to the Daily Telegraph, Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich is being urged to consider a new approach.
The Telegraph’s story claims that allies of the Russian believe the club should try to identity an emerging manager rather than appoint another established big name.
Conte, whose contract at Stamford Bridge runs until next year, has insisted that he plans to stay on.
Meanwhile, the Daily Mirror claim Chelsea will demand £50m to sell Michy Batshuayi.
It comes after reports in Germany suggested Borussia Dortmund, where Batshuayi impressed while on loan before suffering an ankle injury, are keen to sign him on a permanent basis.
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