The most spectacular and Italian Premier League ever
It will be particularly interesting next season of Premier League in England. This is thanks to a large representation of coaches of international value such as Jurgen Kloop, Seep Guardiola and Josè Mourinho and above all to the presence of four coaches. Italian.
Claudio Ranieri, Francesco Guidolin, Antonio Conte and Walter Mazzarri will come face to face in what many consider to be the most spectacular championship in the world, respectively leading Leicester, Swansea, Chelsea and Watford.
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Ranieri and his title-holder Leicester City will be tough to replicate last season's marvelous feat, but the Foxies led by Sir Claudio have already promised battle and will do everything to reconfirm. This is also thanks to the never yielding spirit of the Roman coach who allowed the small and unknown club from Leicester to make its way through the greats of football that counts.
Francesco Guidoline instead he will find himself at the helm of the Swansea for the second year in a row. After a certainly not exciting first part of the season, the owners decided to entrust the bench to the Venetian coach last January. More than a good move given that Swansea was the protagonist of a great comeback from 17th to 12th place that allowed him a quiet salvation in the Premier. Now Guidolin will have a full season to prove his worth and lead the Swansea even higher.
One of the most interesting news about next season is undoubtedly represented by Antonio Conte. To the former coach of the national team the arduous task of bringing Roman Abramovic's Chelsea back to the top, after a cursed season that denied the Blues a useful placement for the European cups after nineteen seasons in a row.
The other novelty, certainly less noisy than the first, is that of Walter Mazzarri. The Tuscan coach relives the football that counts after almost two years without a bench, and he does it starting from the Pozzo family's Swansea (just to make the Premier even more Italian). The pressures for the former Inter coach will certainly be lower than those of his colleagues, but we are sure that with a demanding president like Pozzo, Mazzarri will have to work hard to sleep peacefully. It will be a very Italian Premier League.
A great school
In short, a Premier who speaks Italian and a school, that of Italian coaches, which has always managed to churn out trained and competent technicians capable of giving great satisfaction in the most prestigious clubs around the world.
Da Fabio Capello a Carlo Ancellotti, from Giovanni trapattoni a Marcello Lippi passing through Roberto Mancini. There are numerous Italian coaches who have been able to win across the border and we are sure that, despite the now evident gap between our Serie A and the other tournaments, the four Italians in the Premier will be able to give us great satisfaction, just as they have already done. a certain Ranieri and his Leicester City a few months ago.
