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Maurizio Sarri reveals why he left Chelsea after just one season Maurizio Sarri returned to Italy as Juventus head coach after just one season at Chelsea in charge. Sarri revealed the opportunity to move back to his homeland was one of the telling factors behind the move. "The Premier League was a great experience, but in the latter half (of the season), I felt professional and personal needs to return to Italy," Sarri said at a press conference in Turin on Thursday. Despite negative behaviour from supporters, Sarri guided the Blues to the Carabao Cup final, where they were beaten on penalties by Manchester City and then finished third in the Premier League. The Italian also ended the campaign with a win over Arsenal in the Europa League final. "I feel that I have respected everyone and I gave my all. "Juve are the best Italian club right now and offered me a chance to return to Italy. It's the crowning achievement of a long career, that for 80 per cent of it was extremely tough." Sarri added: "I expect to wake up every morning studying how to win games. Winning continuously is always hard and Juventus have an obligation to always win, but with the awareness of the difficulty. "For three years (at Napoli) I would wake up and think about how to defeat Juventus, because they were a winning team. "I gave 110 per cent, but we still couldn't do it. It was an experience and I will now give everything for this club."Why Arsenal target Yannick Carrasco refused to play in match?