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#4 Boca Juniors
A more unlikely prospect, Boca Juniors currently find themselves without a manager, following the departure of Guillermo Barros Schelotto, who departed the club immediately after the Copa Libertadores loss to River Plate having been in charge for two and a half years.
The Buenos Aires club have set their sights extremely high by declaring they would do all they can to get to get the managerial icon, with reports even going as far as to state that former player Esteban Cambiasso has been lined up to be his assistant, with the Argentine having enjoyed an excellent playing career under Mourinho.
While the move might seem far-fetched, the urge to move away from a very toxic European media, as well as the chance to prove himself on another continent which happens to favour his ultra-pragmatic defensive style of football might swing the pendulum in favour of Mourinho taking this job.
