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#3 Paris Saint Germain
Oh PSG! The club responsible for his sacking is a club he might end up joining next season at the expense of Unai Emery. PSG have spent lavishly in recent times without any European glory which has made the fans heavily question the quality of Ligue 1 and at times, the PSG board.
The reason Emery struggled in his first season was the heavily uninspiring signings he made in the form of Ben Arfa, Krychowiak, Jese Rodriguez, etc. The lone bright spot in an otherwise disappointing campaign was when they stunned the world with the 4-0 mauling of Barcelona at home. But, even that turned out to be short lived as a mixture of lack of experience, character and tactics turned out to be the factors responsible for the famous comeback. All this can be avoided with the return of Ancelotti at the helm of the club.
Reports suggesting Neymar's deteriorating relationship with Emery might be down to the latter not having managed a club with so many superstars before. It is in this facet, that the Italian has an edge over Emery. Having managed Milan and more notably the Galacticos of Real Madrid, that too with European success, it makes Ancelotti and the current crop of PSG superstars a mouth watering match up.
