Italian coach Maurizio Sarri, who recently resigned as Lazio's coach, has revealed when he plans to retire.
Maurizio Sarri"I'm going to retire in two or three years and I'm going to help my home region and the people who deserve it, because they have done a lot over the years. I am attached to Filene Valdarno in Tuscany, I grew up there," Sarri was quoted as saying by Football-italia.net.
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