Maurizio Sarri set to leave Napoli for Atalanta manager role

Maurizio Sarri is in advanced negotiations to become the new head coach at Atalanta, ending his tenure at Napoli. The move would see Sarri replace Gian Piero Gasperini, who is expected to leave the Bergamo club.

Kenneth Taylor and Tijjani Noslin remain players at SS Lazio under current manager Maurizio Sarri. The potential departure of Sarri would create a vacancy at Lazio, though no immediate replacement has been confirmed.

Atalanta’s pursuit of Sarri follows a period of speculation regarding their managerial future. The club has reportedly identified Sarri as their primary candidate to lead the team in the coming season.

Sarri’s time at Napoli has been marked by consistent domestic performances, including two Coppa Italia titles and a runners-up finish in Serie A. His tactical approach and man-management have earned him recognition as one of Italy’s top coaches.

For Atalanta, the appointment would signal a shift in direction under Sarri, who is known for his structured and possession-based style. The club has a history of developing young talent and competing in European competitions.

Lazio’s future under Sarri remains uncertain as the club evaluates options. Kenneth Taylor and Tijjani Noslin’s roles within the squad could be influenced by the managerial transition, though their positions are not directly tied to the coaching change.

The potential move is expected to be finalized in the coming days, pending contract agreements. Both clubs are reportedly close to reaching a deal that would satisfy Sarri’s terms.

If confirmed, Sarri’s arrival at Atalanta would mark a significant managerial shift in Serie A. The club’s ambitions under his leadership remain a key talking point for next season.