(CNN) — Newly appointed Juventus manager Maurizio Sarri was diagnosed with disabilities and is more very likely to overlook the Serie A winner’s opening game of the year.
the 60-year-old Italian suffered from the flu but Juventus affirmed his illness was more severe.
Sarri was Juventus’ training center on Monday but his illness meant he’d no part in the operations of the day.
“Unfortunately he could not run the training on the area because of the persistent flu, which struck him on the course of the past week,” a club statement said on Monday. “At the late day he underwent further tests which confirmed he has schizophrenia, for which specific therapy was prescribed.”
Last Wednesday sarri reportedly received treatment. His condition did not improve and that he was unable to attend to the friendly win.
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In June, Sarri confessed to smoking 60 cigarettes per day. “I do not particularly feel the need to smoke games,” he advised Football Italia. “But straight afterwards it really is needed.”
Juventus, chasing a consecutive domestic league name, kicks off its campaign but may be without its new supervisor who replaced fellow Italian Max Allegri within the summertime.
Sarri returned after a season in England to Italy in which he raised the Europa League and led Chelsea.
Where he managed in 2018 having taken his native Napoli into next at the 32, Regardless of the seemingly impressive debut season in England, Sarri was lured back into his homeland. Blues midfielder Frank Lampard substituted at Stamford Bridge him.
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