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#2 Massimiliano Allegri
It would be interesting to watch Allegri go the exact same path Conte took before him. Replacing him at Juventus, Allegri has taken the club to further heights as he led them to 2 Champions League finals in 2015 and 2017.
During the three league title wins in a row, the Italian has dealt excellently with having to change his first team, due to star players like Andrea Pirlo, Carlos Tevez, and Paul Pogba departing; each time he's found a worthy replacement, each time Juventus have carried on positively.
Allegri has certainly conquered Italian football, a winner of 4 league titles in total between his current club and AC Milan, so English football might prove appealing. It would allow him to compete against the best coaches in the world in Guardiola, Jurgen Klopp, Jose Mourinho, and Mauricio Pochettino, and truly test his ability.
Allegri is renowned for his tactical flexibility, meaning he could cope with the unpredictability of the EPL. He also knows Morata from his time at Juventus and, given the Spanish striker's relative struggles this campaign, the Italian could hold the key to getting the best out of the player, something Chelsea desperately need.
