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Published 23:21 20 Dec 2018 GMT
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"Higuain? It's a little regret but in the end everyone after the market have a few little regrets," Sarri said back in August.Meanwhile Higuain said that the Chelsea boss is the best manager that he's work for in his career and that he ultimately chose Milan over the London club because he felt there was more people interested in him at the San Siro.
“He’s the best manager I had in my career. I showed all my potential with him. I think he is similar to Gattuso: they both want to win and that’s something I really love. “Sarri was the only one to want me at Chelsea. Everybody wanted at AC Milan, while in London I was only wanted by the manager. AC Milan insisted to sign me, Elliott did a big effort for me and Leonardo, Maldini and Gattuso know the club very well. I really appreciated their approach during the negotiations.”Chelsea fans aren't too happy about the potential signing though. https://twitter.com/TheBlooRay2/status/1076022564995063808 https://twitter.com/roblj23/status/1076022347826692096 https://twitter.com/javedbashir7/status/1076017461416345600
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