European Football About To See The Biggest Managerial Shuffle

There are rumours and there are realities, but many rumours have finally turned to reality, so it's only a matter of time before the rest of the rumours become reality once again. It started with poor performances, and the thirst for trophy and better football. The only managers whose jobs are safe could be Arsene Wenger and Luis Enrique. Other great names in football could be set to make a move elsewhere. Welcome to the biggest shuffle of European Football

Jose Mourinho has been linked with a lot of other clubs, including PSG, a return to Real Madrid and most recently Manchester United. The rumoured move to Manchester United could mean a lot for the current coach and manager Louis Van Gaal. Although Mourinho's agent Mendes has come forward to debunk the rumours, football fans still know that Jose Mourinho is not ready for a sabbatical and will take on a job soon, disrupting the job of another great coach in a great team.

Van Gaal already made it clear he will be retiring in the summer of 2017, but Manchester United may not give him enough space to retire - he will be sacked soon if he loses the Christmas fixtures. Where might he be heading to? Well, Pochettino at Tottenham is doing a great job, but Van Gaal could take over from him.

Pep is a great name in Football, and even though he has done a great job in football and Bayern, he is yet to see a champions league crown in the club, which was what he signed up for. Now, he is ready to try his luck elsewhere - Manchester City, and that's an issue for Manuel Pellegrini.

Pellegrini by now must have gotten acquainted with the rumours of sack, and even though his contract is set to expire in 2017, the news of Pep confirming his move to Manchester City has assured him that his time is limited.

Sacked a season after a champions league triumph, Real Madrid are like the biggest losers because they might end this season trophyless while one of their best coaches in recent history heads to Bayern to take up the task of a European triumph. 

He is an interim manager now at Chelsea, but the end of the season will determine whether he is fit for the task. Meanwhile, he might get offers from other clubs, and that means further displacing the current manager at the new club.

Benitez was a great coach at Liverpool, but after Liverpool comes the issues. He has succeeded in proving that Real Madrid is no match for Barcelona after a 4 - 0 El-Classico thrashing at the Santiago. Benitez will surely end this season trophyless, and the coach should be headed elsewhere by the end of the season.

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