Chelsea manager Maurizio Sarri has predicted that there will be 'some problems' early in the season as he looks to implement his style on the squad.
The 59-year-old arrived at Stamford Bridge this summer, replacing his compatriot Antonio Conte following an impressive three years managing Napoli, who he dragged into the Serie A title race with his exciting 'Sarriball' style.
Yet despite the excitement from Chelsea fans, the Italian has suggested there could be some teething problems in the first half of the campaign before they see improvements in the second half.
Speaking at his pre-match press conference, as quoted by Sky Sports, he said: "I hope that the second part of the season, for us, will be very good with a lot of points.