Arsene Wenger The French manager has been under severe pressure this season after the club sold both Cesc Fabregas and Samir Nasri and has underwhelmed in the transfer market. Arsenal has made a disastrous start to the Premier League season but does Inter Milan have enough to tempt Wenger to quit the Emirates?Reuters
Arsene Wenger The French manager has been under severe pressure this season after the club sold both Cesc Fabregas and Samir Nasri and has underwhelmed in the transfer market. Arsenal has made a disastrous start to the Premier League season but does Inter Milan have enough to tempt Wenger to quit the Emirates?ReutersGuus Hiddink Hiddink suggested in July that he was interested in the job but Inter Milan decided to move for Gasperini. However, after sacking Gasperini Inter are sure to come back in for the Dutchman. "If Inter reached an agreement with Turkey? Well at that point Hiddink would certainly evaluate the Nerazzurri offer but he is a professional and he has never broken a contract in his whole career,” his agent said in July.ReutersMourinho thinks Rodgers is the man for LiverpoolReutersFrank Rijkaard The Saudi Arabia manager is said to be the bookies favourite as well as Massimo Moratti’s first choice for the job. Rijkaard’s expansive attacking values are something that appeals to the Inter Milan President and it is believed that Rijkaard will be able to get the best out of fellow Dutchman Wesley Sneijder after a summer on constant transfer speculation. However, Rijkaard hasn’t managed at the very top since his departure from Barcelona in 2008, something that could count against him.ReutersFabio Capello The England manager will be looking for a new managerial challenge in the summer of the 2012 and with England looking well placed for automatic qualification for Euro 2012 it would seem only a very large offer would tempt Capello to resign from the English FA. However, speculation has been rife that Capello could be tempted back to Italy in a league where he has enjoyed unparalleled success.Reuters
Inter Milan have endured a nightmare start to the 2011/12 season both in Serie A as well as the Champions League and the 3-1 defeat to newly promoted Novara was the final straw for Inter Milan President Massimo Morratti. Gian Piero Gasperini was fired immediately after the match but after defeats in Inter's opening game of the Serie A season as well as a home defeat to Trabzonspor in the Champions League, the writing was somewhat on the wall.
In a statement, Inter Milan thanked Gasperini for his work, adding that Daniele Bernazzani and Giuseppe Baresi coached the team in a training session Tuesday. There was no immediate word on his fulltime successor.
Speculation is rife on who will be given the opportunity to emulate the successes of Jose Mourinho in 2009 in what has become one of the toughest jobs in football with both Rafael Benitez and Leonardo both finding the job too much for their managerial skills.
Who will replace Gian Piero Gasperini at Inter Milan? Will be it be Frank Rijkaard, Fabio Capello, Arsene Wenger, Guus Hiddink or Jose Mourinho. Here we examine the chances of all five candidates for the San Siro job.
