Chelsea recorded a convincing 4-1 victory over Arsenal in Wednesday's Europa League final at Baku, thanks to goals from want- away star Eden Hazard (2), Olivier Giroud and Pedro.

The Europa League triumph will go a long way to determine the future of some players at Stamford Bridge ahead of next season.

Though these players played no part in Chelsea's victory on Wednesday, they could be negatively affected at the end of the day because the victory has boosted Sarri's hope of being Chelsea manager next campaign.

Who are these players and how does winning the Europa League trophy affect their Stamford Bridge's career?

Kenneth Omeruo

The Nigerian centre-back is arguably CD Leganes' best defender at the recently concluded season. His high number of interceptions and tackles for the Spanish side  reportedly won the heart of coach Mauricio Pellegrino, who won't hesitate to have the AFCON 2013 winner on a permanent deal.

The 25-year-old still has a dream of featuring for Chelsea but their victory over Emery's men could prevent that from happening because of Sarri.

Tammy Abraham

Chelsea's triumph over Arsenal on Wednesday won't pose a huge threat to Abraham's hope of playing for Chelsea next season as the young striker will likely be with the Blues next season.

Whether Sarri is given another opportunity or not, Abraham's future at Stamford Bridge is as good as sealed.

Tariq Uwakwe

The young centre midfielder might likely suffer the most from Chelsea's victory against Arsenal because he is currently far from being in Sarri's first-team.

Should Sarri continue his job at Stamford Bridge beyond this season, the 19-year-old might be with the U23 come next season, provided he is offered a new deal.