Who is Maurizio Sarri?

Maurizio Sarri is known as an Italian professional soccer manager. He is most famous for winning a title with the club, Juventus.

Background and Age

Maurizio Sarri was born on January 10, 1959, in Naples, Italy. His father moved back to the district with his family following the finish of his residency as a development laborer for Italsider, a steel organization. Brought up in the Figline Valdarno neighborhood, Sarri partitioned his time as a financier for Banca Monte Dei Paschi di Siena in Tuscany and a novice footballer. Sarri's work as a broker saw him travel to Europe, working in Zürich, London, and Luxembourg.

Career and Net Worth

In 1991, Maurizio Sarri was appointed supervisor of U.S. Faellese. He took U.S. Faellese up to the Promozione. On June 2012, Sarri was recruited by Tuscan Serie B club Empoli, to be their new coach. In his first season, Sarri drove the club to fourth place and the season finisher, before losing to neighborhood rivals Livorno.

In June 2015, Sarri supplanted Rafael Benítez, at Napoli. Rafael had forgotten about subsequent to missing on a UEFA Champions League place. He recently had been recruited by Empoli. In his first season, Sarri got Pepe Reina, Allan and Elseid Hysaj. Those three proceeded to be first-group stalwarts for the accompanying effort, as Napoli finished runners up to Juventus.

In July 2020, Maurizio Sarri won the first league title of his coaching career as Juventus broadened their record run of Serie A title wins to nine straight. A 2-0 win at home against Sampdoria fixed a 36th Scudetto for the Italian goliaths with two games left to play. Sarri's first season in Turin will be decided on the Champions League.

Juventus were seldom splendid and regularly disappointing, losing in two finals, the Italian Cup and the Italian Super Cup. In spite of the fact that Sarri provided the group orders, he adjusted to Juve and five-time Ballon d'Or victor Cristiano Ronaldo, who has scored 31 goals as he focuses on the title of Serie A top scorer.

Juventus was only one point in front of second-set Lazio when football continued on June 20 after the three-month coronavirus lockdown. Sarri yielded it had been an abnormal season, starting with the main long stretches of the crusade which he missed because of an episode of pneumonia.

Marriage, Wife, and Kids

Maurizio Sarri is married to Marina Sarri. The couple has one daughter named Nicole Sarri.