4 reasons why Chelsea must sack Maurizio Sarri immediately

#2 He quite simply is not up to standard

The manager isn't up to standard

Chelsea is undoubtedly one of the biggest clubs in the world, and have been one of the most successful over the last 15 years since Roman Abramovic took over the reins as owner.

The status and prestige associated with Chelsea mean that the club is expected to win at least a trophy every season and compete favourably in the others.

It goes without saying that the pressure and demand to win owing to gargantuan investments is sky high and as such, not every player or coach can cope with the increased demands.

Chelsea is home to some of the best players in the world who have won a plethora of trophies and with well experienced and paid players comes the extra baggage of hyper-inflated egos.

The Stamford Bridge dressing room is one of the most notoriously difficult to manage, evidenced by the numerous cases of player power demonstrated over the years that have led to the sack of a number of coaches.

Sarri himself has admitted to finding to difficult to motivate his Chelsea players, with the case of Kepa refusing to come off after being prompted in the League Cup final against Manchester City showing that he might have lost the dressing room.

It, therefore, begs the question that if a coach cannot motivate or control his own players, then exactly what is he being paid to do?

The former Napoli gaffer's case is hardly helped by the fact that he is yet to win a major managerial honour in his career and given his struggles, Sarri has shown himself to not be on the level required of a Chelsea manager and as such, he has to go.