Former Rangers midfielder Gennaro Gattuso is in the frame for the Napoli job if the Italian side sacks Carlo Ancelotti.<\/p>\n
It is reported that Gattuso is the leading candidate to take over from Ancelotti at Napoli.<\/p>\n
Gazzetta dello Sport (via the Daily Mail<\/a>) report that Ancelotti will be sacked by chairman Aurelio De Laurentiis after Tuesday’s Champions League fixture.<\/p>\n Napoli have the opportunity to progress to the final 16 of the European competition with a win over Genk.<\/p>\n The Italian side need to earn just one point against the Belgian side to progress; however, reports claim that Ancelotti will be sacked regardless of Tuesday’s result.<\/p>\n Napoli are currently seventh in Serie A and are winless in the last five outings in domestic competitions.<\/p>\n Gattuso is leading the race for the role once Ancelotti departs.<\/p>\n With the former Chelsea boss facing the sack, rumours have circulated linking Ancelotti with the vacant roles at Everton and Arsenal.<\/p>\n The Mirror<\/a> claim that Ancelotti would be available to the Premier League duo for free if sacked by Napoli.<\/p>\n Sixty-year-old Ancelotti won two Champions League titles when in charge of AC Milan; he has also lifted the European Cup with Real Madrid<\/a>.<\/p>\n The experienced manager has won league titles in four countries while also enjoying successful spells in charge of Juventus<\/a>, PSG<\/a> and Bayern Munich<\/a>.<\/p>\n Former Arsenal<\/a> winger Freddie Ljungberg took the reins of the Gunners after the London side parted company with Unai Emery.<\/p>\n Duncan Ferguson leads the way at Everton<\/a> after Marco Silva was booted from Goodison Park after a poor run of form.<\/p>\n Main Photo<\/p>\nTaking The Italian Job To England<\/h3>\n