Maurizio Sarri has revealed that his Chelsea side must be able to improve immediately to stop their slump that has caused lots of uncertainty about his future.
Speaking ahead of Chelsea’s clash with Malmo on Saturday, Sarri revealed that he had spoken with the Chelsea board this week, amid rumours he could be sacked if the Blues lose the Carabao Cup final.
Chelsea have had several poor results as of late which have caused them to drop out the top four and also get dumped out of the FA Cup by Manchester United.
However Sarri, via the Mirror, revealed that Chelsea are trying to solve their problems, and get back to good form.
As you know its not easy as we have no time, we are trying to solve our problems.
Its not easy because we have no time but we are tying to talk with the players, to avoid mistakes by detail.
It’s not easy because we have to play every three days so we have no time on the pitch.
Sarri also revealed that the Blues must improve now to stop their slump, and criticised the 16 balls into the box that Manchester United were able to do on Monday evening.
I have to think we are able to improve and improve immediately.
The result is not over in the match, we played better in the last match.
We were not able to score, they played 16 balls into our box and scored two goals so we have to solve that problem.
Sarri also revealed that he is planning for the future, as he feels he is unable to work effectively if he knows that his Chelsea future will be short lived.
It is very difficult to think we are able to win three or four in a row, but in football everything can change in one day.
I think we need a good performance and result and then with more confidence we can.
I have to think I will be Chelsea manager for a long time or I cannot work.
I am not sure but I must think this and want to work with a long term target.
