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#3 Leonardo Jardim
Leonardo Jardim was the man behind the Monaco team that ended the monopoly of PSG in Ligue 1, when his young and energetic team were crowned as the French Champions in 2017.
Jardim arrived at Monaco in 2014 as a relatively unpresuming figure who had spent the previous three years with three different teams in Portugal.
The Portuguese oversaw the emergence of some of the top attacking talents in Europe like Mbappe, Anthony Martial, and Bernardo Silva during his time at the club.
His biggest achievements at the club remains the promotion of youth products into main teams, achieving back to back European qualifications despite being forced to sell his best players due to financial crunch, and of course securing the first league title in 17 years for Les Rouges et Blancs.
Recently, The Telegraph had reported that he had turned down the offer to join Premier League club Fulham, before Ranieri took up the job.
