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Most likely they'll poach whoever seems like a real prospect in the bundesliga, or even promote someone internally. It's frustrating when these big name coaches come in and revolutionise everything at a club, only to move on after a few seasons. A big part of Barcelona's success has come from them favouring continuity over marquee appointments.
As for the prem. Yeah it does think too highly of itself. Pep's said he wants to coach in England before he retires but he's a young man with plenty of options before that. But he needs to be careful. Certainly his time at Bayern has proved he's not some gift from the football Gods and he'll need to improve at wherever he goes next if he wants to remain at the top of all the richest owners' must-have lists.
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