I greatly admire him. Despite Inter Milan's significant financial challenges, his guidance has kept the team competitive, particularly in acquiring the right players. In contrast, if we turn our attention to Chelsea and our recent signings, the difference is stark. Chelsea's overall performance has declined significantly, and it's unclear when they'll be able to regain our former strength.

I doubt that there is any chance of getting such a person. He's also starting to be a bit older so I would guess it's unlikely that he would want to change the scenery.

Nevertheless it would be a good strategy, to find a competent person in such a position and with the right people at the top it would be much less painful to rebuild our team.