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#2 Nagoya Grampus
J-league was the best top-flight competition in Asia. That's until Chinese Super League came along.
The Japanese competition has lost its charm and players are now opting for a move to China over Japan. The league needs someone to inject a fresh life into it and who better than Arsene Wenger!
Nagoya Grampus are struggling right now and are in the relegation zone. Wenger's return can help them survive this season and avoid getting relegated to J2 League.
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