Luis Enrique is a prime candidate for the vacant Chelsea manager role after Graham Potter was sacked following the Blues' 2-0 loss to Aston Villa. The club are yet to appoint a new permanent boss with Potter's assistant Bruno Saltor taking charge of the 0-0 draw with Liverpool and Frank Lampard appointed in interim charge soon after.
Enrique has been out of work since leaving the national team job with Spain following their disappointing World Cup campaign in Qatar. The former Barcelona manager has already made his love of the Premier League clear though.
With Potter appointed after Thomas Tuchel was sacked the next choice is vital for Todd Boehly and Co to build confidence within the fanbase. They are now looking for their third permanent manager within ten months of taking over at Stamford Bridge. Enrique is close to the top of the list.