Once upon a time there were figures like Ferguson, Wenger or Klopp, “English” managers with full powers over the team and the transfer market. Today that model has practically disappeared, even in the Premier League. The recent cases of Enzo Maresca and Ruben Amorim, who left Chelsea and Manchester United in different ways, tell the same story: the autonomy of coaches is increasingly limited. A now structural change, even if there are still some rare exceptions that try to resist.
