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#4 Arsene Wenger
One of the most experienced managers in the world today, Arsene Wenger has taken a break from coaching for now, by not immediately heading to another club after his illustrious spell at Arsenal came to an end this summer.
Wenger, who won 3 Premier League titles and 7 FA Cups with Arsenal, including the double in 1998 and 2002 during his tenure, says he has no intention of returning to manage in England again, BBC reported.
Wenger became the only manager in the history of the Premier League to guide a club through the whole season without conceding a single defeat when his famous 'Invincibles' side took home the league title in the 2003-04 season.
He has been linked with some of the biggest sides in Europe since his departure from the Emirates. Though he has dismissed each and every one of these links so far, he recently claimed that he is looking to get back in business by January 2019, Sky Sports reported.
As per Sky Sports News, when asked about his return to football, he said:
"Certainly at the beginning of 2019."
