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#3 Paris Saint-Germain
After yet another disappointing UEFA Champions League run, PSG are on the prowl for a new manager, and rightly so.
Unai Emery was brought into the club in 2016 in place of the outgoing Laurent Blanc with one major objective in mind - the UEFA Champions League. Having led Sevilla to 3 consecutive Europa league titles, PSG were of the opinion that Emery had the knack to win European titles. They couldn't have been more wrong.
PSG lost the league to Monaco in Emery's first year at the club, and went out of the competition in the Round-of-16, the same fate they shared under Blanc.
The Parisiens started this season with determination, on the back of two high-profile transfers in the form of Neymar and Kylian Mbappe. While PSG are comfortably about to win the Ligue 1 title, they were dumped out of the UEFA Champions League by Real Madrid, again, in the Round-of-16.
While it is unfortunate that they had to come up against Barcelona and Real Madrid in both those years, there is no question of Emery being the person to blame. His substitutions have largely been unimaginative and often detrimental. His tactics against the bigger teams have also been largely questionable.
Simply put, a club with ambitions as high as PSG require a manager of the same calibre - and Emery is not their solution.
