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#1.Jose Mourinho
The self-proclaimed Special One, Jose Mourinho is to top teams what Sam Allardyce is to struggling teams. When you need promotion from the championship or are struggling in the relegation zone in the Premier League, Allardyce is the go-to man for most of the clubs. If you want titles and glory for your club, Jose Mourinho is your man more often than not.
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Mourinho has won everywhere he has managed. Right from Porto to Chelsea, Inter, Real Madrid and again Chelsea. He even won the UEFA Europa League with possibly one of the more unfacied Manchester United side's of recent times. He has won a league title in four different countries, the UEFA Champions League with two different clubs and domestic cups with all the clubs he has managed. There is no doubt he is a specialist at winning.
If appointed, it is sure to raise a few eyebrows given his tumultuous relationship with Arsene Wenger and his constant criticism of the Gunners but if he is to be the next Arsenal manager, it could go a long way in defining the club's future.
