1. Spalletti, with say 50m extra to spend in the transfer market
2. Conte
3. Allegri
4. Pochettino
5. Sarri
6. Tuchel
7. Mourinho
Mourinho. He's the only great choice from the lot.
Spalletti needs an extra 150m, 50m won't cut it.
Il Conte Ladro can fuck off.
Allegri is not even better than Conte.
Pochettino would be a decent choice but he's not giving me the vibe of a tactical genius, he doesn't have Serie A experience at any level and he just seems like an overhyped 2008 Spalletti.
Sarri is not the answer, at least not for Inter.
Tuchel also has no Serie A exposure and I doubt he brings anything that we need. Seems incompatible to Inter and Serie A.
Pochettino would be #2 if only we are patient enough to give him the necessary time to adjust to the league, see how the club works and see whether he can live up to this demanding environment. People shouldn't be comfortable with giving an overachiever of teams with zero pressure (Espanyol, Southampton & Tottenham) a demanding job. It usually backfires. No one doubts his managerial ability, but the transition from the laissez faire environment of the Premier League and especially a club like Tottenham where there is no demand from the ownership for any sort of success to Inter where you get booed for misplacing a pass after conceding a goal is completely unaccounted for.
And once again, the only right answer here is Mourinho.
The man who won the Tripleta, the man who resurrected Real Madrid, the man who got Manchester United winning again only to be thrown away because of "football style" (which they knew was incompatible with their club to begin with) and clash with snowflake generation players.
I'd seriously give Laurent Blanc a go before Sarri or Allegri and I don't even rate him that high. And Conte is a big no no obviously.