Jose Mourinho should be worried. Never before have so many major European clubs been in need of a big-name manager to restore them to greatness but, as yet, none of them have been tempted to give the Special One the chance to prove he is still special.
AC Milan, Bayern Munich, Arsenal, Tottenham -- powerful clubs with status, ambition and history are all drifting towards failure and mediocrity, but Mourinho's availability hasn't tempted any of them to hire the two-time Champions League winner and multiple domestic champion.
Juventus and Inter Milan (whom Mourinho guided to a Treble in 2010) have both changed coaches this year and gone for other former Chelsea managers in Maurizio Sarri and Antonio Conte respectively, while AS Roma have also recruited a new coach, but their choice of a Portuguese manager led them to Paulo Fonseca rather than Mourinho.