I say rebuild and stick with Sarri for the next 4 years or so. It creates stability and more long term progress.
In modern football, top teams rarely plan a project for the long-term. For a manager, it's either immediate succes (in one way or another, the end goal involves the CL) or get the sack.
Look at Real Madrid for instance, we signed Solari on a 3-year contract, but he failed to win a single title this year so he was sacked. Look at Pep in Bayern, even though he won the league three times in a row, he couldn't win the CL so he was sacked...Or Conte in Chelsea, he won the EPL in 2017, plus he signed a new contract until 2019, but he was sacked last year for not qualifying to the next CL.
So I wouldn't be surprised if Sarri gets sacked for not finishing top 4...Although, I think sacking him will also depend on whether the transfer ban will start in the next transfer window or in January 2020.
Fernando Torres Makes 35 day. Just a day shy of my Birthday
What are your most memorable moment in Fernando's Footballing career at high level?
Mine are;
1. That 90th minute goal against Barcelona after coming in as a substitute that got Barcelona eliminated out of the 2012 UCL competition.
Oof, I remember that goal. I celebrated as if my country had won the World Cup lol
