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  Manchester United have reportedly opened  negotiations with former Lyon manager Rudi  Garcia over potentially becoming the club's  interim manager until the end of the season. The Red Devils parted ways with Ole Gunnar  Solskjaer after their 4-1 defeat to Watford  on Saturday and have appointed first-team coach  Michael Carrick as the club's interim manager. According to Andy Mitten, Manchester United  are in talks with Rudi Garcia to become the  interim manager of the 20-time Premier League  champions. The Red Devils reportedly view  PSG boss Mauricio Pochettino as the ideal  long-term replacement for Ole Gunnar Solskjaer. The former Tottenham boss' current contract  with PSG runs until 2023. Furthermore, the  Argentine revealed that he is happy in the French  capital and is focused on leading PSG to  trophies this season. Lyon boss Rudi Garcia is well known for  his time as manager of Ligue clubs Lille and  Lyon, and his three-year stint with Serie A giants  AS Roma. He

  PSG manager Mauricio Pochettino has  been heavily linked with a switch to  Manchester United over the last couple of  days. The Red Devils, who recently parted ways  with Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, are searching  for their next manager and are reportedly  considering a swoop for the Argentine. However, Mauricio Pochettino has come  out to address the rumors and it doesn't  look like he has an Old Trafford switch in mind.  The tactician reiterated his commitment to  PSG, clarifying that he is happy at the  French club. "My contract with Paris is until June 2023, " the former Tottenham Hotspur manager was  quoted as saying."I’m very happy at PSG,  that's a fact. I am happy in Paris, I want to  make it clear," he added. Mauricio Pochettino has given little to nothing  away since the Manchester United rumors  started surfacing. The tactician has revealed he's maintained  a silent stance out of respect for PSG and  vowed not to say anything concerning the  subje

  Paul Scholes has insisted that Manchester  United should not consider hiring Michael  Carrick as their new manager, despite the  caretaker boss steering them through to  the Champions League last-16. Carrick, in his first game in charge after  the sacking of Ole Gunnar Solskjaer at the  weekend, oversaw a 2-0 victory at Villarreal  - with Cristiano Ronaldo and Jadon Sancho  both scoring in an improved team performance. The plan is for Carrick, a United legend, to  remain at the helm while the club look to appoint  an interim boss until the end of the season,  but surprise calls for him to keep his role  may now grow after the display in Spain. However, Scholes is adamant that United  should focus their attention elsewhere. Quizzed on Carrick landing the job on BT  Sport, he said: 'I don't think so, but who  knows? After Chelsea, there's a run of  10 games which are very winnable. 'This is Man United. You've got to have the  very best in charge. Michael Carrick? Lo