This would have eliminated the need for drones to be retrieved or the seemingly necessary suspension of disbelief, seeing as how everyone fighting Beck (and viewers) would have already known his big secret. The best way that Mysterio could have come back for Spider-Man: No Way Home would have been as a variant from another universe who actually had powers to rival Strange's.
While that's fine for one film, it does create problems for future appearances (as exciting as it could have looked). Basically, the MCU turned Mysterio into a one-trick pony. Seeing as federal agents confiscated all of the drones in London and seized all of the assets at Stark Industries, where else would Mysterio's tricks be coming from? Furthermore, Spider-Man learned the truth behind Beck's illusions in Far From Home, so there's no reason why Doctor Strange wouldn't be in the know as well. Essentially, the source of all Mysterio's illusions came from his army of drones using the hologram tech he made working for Tony Stark.
While the idea of Mysterio fighting Doctor Strange is, of course, visually stunning, the logic behind his illusions would have made it complicated. Newly released concept art for No Way Home reveals early plans showing Mysterio's return in the final battle against Doctor Strange, but it's ultimately good that Mysterio didn't make an appearance. Related: How Spider-Man: No Way Home Breaks A Superhero Movie Villains Curse However, Mysterio did not make a return (despite original plans to the contrary). Thanks to the tampered spell, Green Goblin, Doctor Octopus, Electro, Sandman, and the Lizard all arrive in the MCU from other universes thanks to connections to Spider-Man in their own realities. This was just before the villain died, doctoring footage to make himself look like the hero and Parker the villain. In Spider-Man: No Way Home , Peter Parker accidentally breaks a spell cast by Doctor Strange that was going to make everyone forget he was Spider-Man after Mysterio exposed his identity to the world.
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