Sarri has been described as a ‘dead man walking’ as Chelsea boss, despite leading the club to a third place Premier League finish and to the Europa League final.
After a roller-coaster campaign there is a growing sense that, even if the Blues beat Arsenal to lift the trophy in Baku, the cigarette filter-chewing boss will be given the boot.
Sarri still has two years remaining on his contract in west London and has said he would be ‘very happy’ to stay at the club, although the 60-year-old has also admitted he is flattered to be linked with a move to Juventus.
But Johnson just can’t see Sarri keeping his job this summer.
“I do think the club have made their mind up already,” the former right-back to talkSPORT host Jim White.
“Sarri hasn’t done a bad job, I just think there are a few personalities that are clashing at Chelsea.
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