Ex-Chelsea boss Maurizio Sarri taken to hospital with ‘sudden illness' after leading Lazio training session
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FORMER Chelsea manager Maurizio Sarri has been taken to hospital with a "sudden illness".
The Europa League winner was leading a training session at Lazio when he was taken ill.
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Maurizio Sarri was taken to hospital after falling ill at Lazio training
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Sarri was immediately taken to hospital for health checks.
But there was good news as Lazio gave an update.
They confirmed that Sarri had been given the all-clear after thorough tests from doctors.
And the gaffer is due to take a training session on Wednesday evening.
It's reported by Dagospia that Sarri may have fallen ill due to the warm temperature in Rome.
The Italian capital hit a toasty 35 degrees today.
And that may have played some part in Sarri's hospitalisation.
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