Sarri to miss 2 Juventus matches including against Napoli
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TURIN, Italy – New Juventus coach Maurizio Sarri will not be on the bench for the club’s first two Serie A matches, including against former team Napoli.
Sarri is recovering from pneumonia and underwent further tests on Thursday.
Juventus says they “showed a good clinical improvement” but the 60-year-old Sarri needs to be absent “to completely recover.”
Sarri has still been going to Juve’s training ground and watching the sessions on video link and co-ordinating with his staff.
Juventus kicks off its bid for a record-extending ninth straight Serie A title at Parma on Saturday, before hosting Napoli the following week.
Sarri spent three seasons at Napoli before moving to Chelsea in 2018.
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