Reports in Italy have revealed the details of Maurizio Sarri’s Juventus contract and Chelsea release compensation has emerged.

The former Napoli tactician is reportedly on the verge of a move to Juventus in a bid to replace the Old Lady’s former boss, Max Allegri.

According to Gianluca Di Marzio, the details are being whittled down in a series of meetings in London and Milan on Friday.

His lawyers met with Chelsea to work out what portion of his salary he’d give up in the termination of their contract by mutual consent.

Juve director Fabio Paratici then met with agent Fali Ramadani in Milan and they agreed a two-year contract with option for another year, rather than the original three-year deal, report Football Italia.

There continue to be very large discrepancies between Italian and English sources on how much compensation Juve will actually pay to Chelsea for the Coach.

Sky Sport insist it’s £1.1m plus performance-related bonuses, whereas various English papers point to anywhere between £5m and £10m.