Sarri-Juventus Live: Day of reckoning as Chelsea boss nears Juve confirmation
17.45 - Sarri to Juve: Ramadani and Paratici discussing contracts
Fali Ramadani, Sarri's agent, is in Milan with Juve's director Fabio Paratici. The last details are being dealt with regarding Sarri's contract, which will last two years (up to 2021) with the option for another season.
17.00 - Zola's future in limbo
Gianfranco Zola's future is unclear this evening, with his contract as Assistant Manager at Chelsea due to expire at the end of this month. It is thought that he may follow Maurizio Sarri to Juventus, to join his back room team. The favourite for the Chelsea job Frank Lamapard is thought to favour bringing Jody Morris with him from Derby as his assistant.
16.00 - Palmieri will not be included in Sarri deal
Emerson Palmieri, who had been thought to be included in the deal to bring Sarri to Juventus will in fact stay in London with Chelsea after the club decided that he should play a part for them next season
13.45 - The details of Sarri's move to Juventus revealed
Juventus agree to spend around 3 million euros to take Sarri back to Italy. Chelsea originally requested 6 million, however eventually lowered their demands, and the two clubs agreed on 3 million plus potential bonuses relating to Sarri's success at Juve.
12.00 - The names of the staff that Sarri will bring with him to Turin
According to Gazzetta dello Sport, Sarri has already chosen his staff at the Allianz Stadium. There will be four or five men trusted by the manager: above all his former assistant Giovanni Martusciello, currently at Inter, and Luca Gotti, who is likely to be Sarri's assistant.
10:00 - Sarri wants Mauro Icardi at Juventus
Maurizio Sarri has just one request for when he takes over as head coach at Juventus; that the club sign Inter Milan forward Mauro Icardi. Sarri is reportedly willing to sacrifice Icardi's compatriot, Paulo Dybala, in an attempt to sign the Inter striker.
08:00 - Paratici in London yesterday to try and lower Chelsea compensation demands
Juventus sporting director Fabio Paratici was in London yesterday as he attempted to convince Chelsea into lowering their compensation demands for Sarri. Chelsea still ask for a considerable fee but Juve have done everything in their power to make the operation as low-cost as possible. An agreement is said to have been made between the two parties; allowing a move to be concluded today.