Pires propels significant reason Zidane should take over at Chelsea

Gunners legend, Robert Pires has expressed that previous Real Madrid supervisor, Zinedine Zidane ought to supplant Chelsea chief, Maurizio Sarri, at Stamford Bridge so as to handle the "player control" issue at the West London club. 

Pires expressed this following Chelsea's 2-1 triumph over Fulham in the Premier League experience on Sunday.

"It's an exceptionally odd circumstance with Chelsea and how they treat their administrators," Pires told Bwin.

"Sarri is an extremely decent director and he performed great with Napoli, however, it's difficult to see him at the club next season. There seems, by all accounts, to be a ton of player control at Chelsea that he is attempting to conquer like many have before him.

"I think Zidane would be an exceptionally decent arrangement at Chelsea. He would request regard from the Chelsea players and control the changing area because of all that he has accomplished both on the pitch as a player and on the seat as an administrator.

"He's a champ and a warrior. He's had incredible achievement in the Champions League which is alluring to the Chelsea proprietor. It would be extremely uplifting news for the Premier League if Zidane moved to England."

Pires included: "It was an unusual circumstance with Sarri and Kepa at Wembley.

"I don't assume I've at any point witnessed that previously. Kepa would not leave the pitch against City.

"It was maybe a misconception, however, it was all around inadequately taken care of and would have certainly been on the players' psyches when they were setting out toward punishments.

"We'll never realize the amount it affected them, however it additionally removed consideration from a much-improved exhibition by Chelsea.

"It's essential to regard the director's choice, regardless of whether we at times don't concur with it as a player. We have to indicate regard and bolster our partners too generally the changing area can be a troublesome spot.

"Sarri is in a troublesome circumstance where he needs to inspire positive outcomes to spare his activity. He may have responded contrastingly and all the more serious in the event that he was increasingly agreeable in his own future at Chelsea.

"I expect Kepa to proceed as the club's first-decision goalkeeper and his vocation will carry on as if it never occurred. He can view himself as fortunate, however, it uncovers a great deal about the player control in the Chelsea changing area that he believed he could do that at Wembley. I expect Sarri to in any case be at the club until the finish of the period and after that, they will choose."