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#2 Luis Enrique
A fantastic player, Luis Enrique, donned the jersey of Barcelona as well as that of Real Madrid and enjoyed success with both. He was primarily a midfielder, but was versatile enough to play in many positions. He played over 550 games in his club career, scoring 144 goals and also has 62 caps for Spain.
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He had two managerial stints at Roma and Celta Vigo before his incredibly successful tenure at Barcelona. In his three years at the Catalan club, he led them to nine trophies, including the treble in 2014-15. It was an incredible period that won him many personal accolades as well, the highlight of which was being voted as the FIFA Coach of the year in 2015.
He announced that he will be moving on when his contract expired after the end of the 2016-17 season.
He is perhaps the most sought after manager currently and many top clubs are vying for his signature. He is heavily linked with a move to replace Antonio Conte at Chelsea next season.
