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Sarri hoping to make juventus debut after missing lasts weeks opening match due to pneumonia.

Juventus coach Maurizio Sarri, still recovering from a bout of pneumonia, could yet be passed fit to make his debut for the Turin side when they face his former club Napoli in Serie A on Saturday.
According to photographs published by Italian media on Wednesday, the 60-year-old is both backs on the training ground and, possibly, smoking cigarettes again as he recovers from the illness which sidelined him earlier this month.
Sarri, who missed last week’s opening match at Parma but has been in constant touch with his players throughout, was widely reported to have watched practice on the touchline on Wednesday.
The Corriere Della Sera also published a selfie taken by a young fan standing next to Sarri who was holding a packet of cigarettes in his hand.
According to the Italian news agency ANSA, this left the club’s leadership “disappointed”.
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