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#1 Premier League experience should mean instant results
Let alone his experience of a head coach role and playing style lining up with Arsenal’s top-heavy squad, Ancelotti’s experience of the Premier League is the biggest reason why he’d be such a good fit.
He’s had short-term stints with Bayern Munich, Chelsea and Real Madrid, and therefore knows how to make an instant impact in such a short amount of time.
It appears the Gunners are happy to go down this route of short-termism, so who better than a serial trophy-winner (four league titles with four different clubs) like Ancelotti, who can succeed in quick time with an inherited squad?
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