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#3 Paris Saint-Germain
You can be sure that if Carlo Ancelotti was in the dugout, the penalty row between Edinson Cavani and Neymar Jr. that grabbed all the headlines would not have occurred. For starters, Ancelotti would have the forethought to decide it beforehand; and given his undoubted stature in the game, his stars would not have questioned him, unlike Unai Emery's wishy-washy handling of the situation.
It would be rather ironic to return to the club that caused his sacking from Bayern Munich, not to mention that Ancelotti already had a spell with PSG before. The Ligue 1 side's spending this season amps up the pressure on them to win the UEFA Champions League, and guess who has won it the most times?
With Kylian Mbappe, Neymar and Edinson Cavani up front, Ancelotti would finally have a PSG side capable of winning the trophy they want the most. His tactical superiority would work wonders into ensuring PSG tighten up - the humiliation of the 6-1 against Barcelona last season would surely not have happened under him.
