The Italian club is looking for a new manager following the announcement that Massimiliano Allegri will depart at the end of the season.
Antonio Conte and Jose Mourinho have also reported options for Juventus, but according to SNAI Sportnews, Sarri has already reached an agreement with the club to replace Allegri.
They claim that Sarri stands to earn £6.1million a year on a three-year contract but will not be officially announced until after the Europa League final in Baku.
According to Daily Mail, the Italian boss will now need to discuss a financial package with Chelsea in efforts to force through his exit and all of this will be clearer after Europa League final with Arsenal on Sunday.
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