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#4 Arsenal
Carlo Ancelotti has the reputation of a firefighter, and if the Arsenal board are brave enough, the Italian could be the perfect manager to settle the warring factions of the fanbase, as well as the media frenzy surrounding the club. Arsene Wenger may have a two-year contract, but despite breaking the transfer record this summer, the future of the club looks especially bleak.
Bringing in Ancelotti now could serve another purpose - the Italian's famed man-management skills could keep Alexis Sanchez at the club, although Mesut Ozil was already farmed out by the Italian while at Real Madrid.
Going from Bayern Munich to Arsenal would offer Ancelotti a perfect chance at redemption - he would inherit a deep squad with plenty of talent that only needs a guiding hand tactically, one of his greatest strengths. Revitalising one of the Premier League's most storied clubs back to winning ways would look fantastic on his CV once he calls time on his managerial days.
