John Terry believes the influx of world-class managers will make the Premier League even more interesting.

Jose Mourinho has taken the reins at Manchester United, Pep Guardiola is Manchester City's new boss and Antonio Conte will oversee things at Chelsea in what has already been a busy time in the ever-changing manager merry-go-round.

Regarding the new appointments, Blues skipper Terry feels the arrival and return of such great coaches will only enhance the game in England and make the domestic league even more competitive.

"I think it's great for English football," he said.

"Not only what Leicester achieved last year with Claudio Ranieri coming in - Jose and Pep Guardiola up in Manchester, Conte coming to Chelsea.

"There's real fight amongst the managers who'll be eager to start well so I think it will be interesting times."