Chelsea manager Maurizio Sarri will discuss his future with the club following the Europa League final “to know if they are happy with me”.
Sarri says he is “happy” in the Premier League and remains focused on facing Arsenal in Baku next week.
The Italian has two years remaining on his contract and has been linked with a move to Juventus.
“It is very exciting to be here, but now it is time to think of the final,” said the 60-year-old.
“It [the Premier League] is the most important championship in the world and Chelsea are one of the most important clubs, but we have to discuss the situation.
“It’s normal to discuss at the end of the season.”
Sarri has received criticism from some Chelsea supporters for his style of play despite qualifying for the Champions League after finishing third in the Premier League, and reaching a European final.
The former Napoli boss believes his style of play is similar to that of Manchester City, who “have won everything” domestically.
“The way they [City] play is not like mine but it is similar, so I can play my football in England.
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