(CNN) — Newly appointed Juventus manager Maurizio Sarri was diagnosed with disabilities and is most 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 confirmed that his illness was more severe.
Sarri was Juventus’ training center on Monday however, his condition meant he’d no role in the day surgeries.
«Unfortunately he couldn’t conduct the training on the area due to the influenza, which struck him over the span of the past week,» a club statement said on Monday. «From the late afternoon, he underwent further tests which confirmed he has schizophrenia, for which therapy was prescribed.»
Sarri received treatment before the preseason tune-up against the club’s youth team last Wednesday. His condition did not improve and he was unable to attend the win.
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Back in June, Sarri confessed to smoking 60 cigarettes per day. «I don’t especially feel the need to smoke games,» he told Football Italia. «But straight afterwards it really is needed.»
Juventus, chasing a consecutive league name that is domestic, kicks off its campaign at Parma on Saturday but may be without its manager who replaced fellow Italian Max Allegri over the summer.
Sarri returned to Italy after one season in England where he raised the Europa League after defeating Arsenal 4-1 at Baku and led Chelsea to next in the Premier League.
Where he handled in 2018 having taken his native Napoli to next in the 32, Regardless of the debut season in England, Sarri was lured back to his homeland. He was substituted at Stamford Bridge by Blues midfielder Frank Lampard.
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