3 reasons why Carlo Ancelotti will not be a good option for the vacant managerial position at Arsenal

2. Unavailability of world-class players

Real Madrid Press Conference - UEFA Champions League Final

Ancelotti's career is filled with managing legendary players, and he is rightly considered one of the best managers in the history of the sport. He has coached the best players across Europe, but to end his decorated career at Arsenal, where he would not get the same backing from the board that he received at other clubs, would be a huge let-down.

Arsene Wenger, for all his brilliance, saw out his Arsenal career in the worst possible way, courtesy of the hierarchy he worked for. Lack of funds and average players killed Arsenal, and Wenger took all the blame.

David Ornstein recently posted an article about how Unai Emery wanted to sign Harry Maguire, Thomas Partey and Wilfried Zaha, but ended up with David Luiz at his disposal.

As I stated earlier, Ancelotti will have to step some levels down in order to coach Arsenal. As Gary Neville said, "Some of Arsenal's defenders are uncoachable." And considering how poor the Gunners have been at the back, his words do make sense.