There has already been an unprecedented flurry of changes in management across European football since the sand in the hourglass stopped trickling at end of the season – with Real Madrid, Juventus, Inter Milan and more clubs all seeing their managers file out of the door.<\/p>\n
Barcelona are now rumored to join the queue with the latest claims being made by\u00a0Sky Italia\u2019s<\/em>\u00a0Angelo Mangiante via Twitter that Camp Nou could potentially as soon as tomorrow be seeing a fresh face in the dugout.<\/p>\n Blaugrana boss Ronald Koeman not only failed to deliver the La Liga crown, but was also inadequate in mounting a decent challenge for the Champions League, clearly exposing his lack of tactical nous and his apparent weakness in preparing for the crunch games where victory is not an option but a necessity. However, that said and all things considered, in a transition season for Barca, he did as well as could have been expected, not being a miracle worker like Pep Guardiola.<\/p>\n