The former Chelsea Manager, Maurizio Sarri, rushed to the hospital after feeling bad in high-temperature preseason training, Lazio's launch statement statement.

Ex-chelsea boss Maurizio Sarri He was taken to the hospital to be treated after he became ill during preseason training with his Lazio in Rome. The 66-year-old manager returned from a second sabbatical to take over the Capital City Club this summer before the 2025-26 season.

Lazio published an official statement that detailed what happened to the Italian tactic that justified his trip to the hospital. The club revealed (via Goal) That Sarri is in good health and even took over the formation the same evening after he was given the whole of the hospital.

“Coach Sarri returns to Formello and, as planned, will lead the training session at 18:00 as usual. This morning, he has been undergoing exhaustive fitness control, more complete than the tests performed on the training center players.”

The day off of his illness, Sarri oversaw the training in high temperature conditions of more than 30 ° C, with the heat that affects it. The club will probably work to minimize its exposure in these summer conditions to avoid repeating its illness during the preseason.

Maurizio Sarri took over Marco Baroni, who left his head of Lazio's head at the end of the 2024-25 season after a year. Sarri, once Chelsea And Juventus will be commissioned to return the side to Europe after they could not qualify for any continental competition for the 2025-26 season.

The former Chelsea star completes the change of the Premier League permanent

Ex -Chelsea Porter, Djordje Petrovic, has completed a transfer to Premier League Bournemouth's companion permanently this summer. The Serbian International has joined cherries for £ 25 million after spending two years in blues books.

Petrovic joined the blues of the New England Revolution in the summer of 2023 and played under Mauricio Pochettino. Enzo Maresca was sent on loan to Sister Club Strasbourg, and the 25 -year -olds enjoyed a success in France. He was the player of the Strasburg season, as they got a place in the league of the UEFA Europa conference, finishing seventh place in League 1.

Djordje Petrovic was interested in several clubs, including Sunderland, after making a clear decision to leave Chelsea this summer. He made 31 appearances to the Blues and had an agreement with the club to leave if his assessment was equalized. Blues have made an orderly benefit in their initial investment of £ 14 million with sale.