Sarri's uneasiness is completely understandable. How is he supposed to prepare the team for the coming season if he doesn't know yet what this team will look like? He knows for sure that 4-6 players must be sold, but he doesn't even know who exactly won't be at his disposal in two weeks.
He already "lost" Cancelo, Kean, and Spinazzola (and I'm pretty sure Sarri wasn't happy to have lost any of them). Who's next? For example, can he build his tactics around Dybala or this player is about to leave the club? What about Mandzukic, Matuidi, Rugani? They might be not the Tuz favorites, but they are still very good players, and I'm pretty sure Sarri wouldn't mind having all of them in his squad. Especially when you know that those 4-6 players will just leave the club, with no replacements. At the same time, you cannot ignore any of them, because they might stay and other players will leave instead.
That's quite a complicated situation from the manager's perspective. And that's why right now Paratici fully deserves fair criticism for it, because it is what it is just two weeks before the season starts.
He already "lost" Cancelo, Kean, and Spinazzola (and I'm pretty sure Sarri wasn't happy to have lost any of them). Who's next? For example, can he build his tactics around Dybala or this player is about to leave the club? What about Mandzukic, Matuidi, Rugani? They might be not the Tuz favorites, but they are still very good players, and I'm pretty sure Sarri wouldn't mind having all of them in his squad. Especially when you know that those 4-6 players will just leave the club, with no replacements. At the same time, you cannot ignore any of them, because they might stay and other players will leave instead.
That's quite a complicated situation from the manager's perspective. And that's why right now Paratici fully deserves fair criticism for it, because it is what it is just two weeks before the season starts.
