Confirmed : Manchester United confirms the appointment of their next manager.
Manchester United will appoint a
permanent manager this summer. Interim
boss Ralf Ragnick took over in December
2021 and was given the task of stewarding
the club until the end of the season.
He is expected to become a consultant from
the start of the 2022-23 season. Former
United star Teddy Sheringham has backed
Mauricio Pochettino to become the
new permanent boss at Old Trafford.
Pochettino is currently in charge at Paris
Saint-Germain. The former Tottenham
Hotspur boss is known for playing an
attacking brand of football. Sheringham
believes Pochettino's philosophy will
be a welcome change at Manchester United.
Sheringham told Genting Casino:
“Manchester United have always
been brought up on that vibe of
taking the game to the opposition
. I think, if you look along those
lines, I would say the perfect fit
would be Pochettino, without a
doubt."
He added:
“I think when he was at Tottenham
he wanted the ball, he wanted to
play with the ball and hurt the
opposition, and I think that the
Manchester United crowd would
love his philosophy in the way that
he takes the game to the
opposition."
Pochettino has previously managed
Southampton and Spurs in the Premier
League. He manged 293 games for the
north London side, winning 160 of them.
Despite raising the level at Spurs,
Pochettino was unable to help the club
win any silverware during his five-year
spell at Tottenham. Sheringham has
backed the Argentine to correct that record
on his CV should he come to Old Trafford
in the summer.
“Obviously, he didn’t win anything
at Tottenham, but if you’ve got bigger
and better players. who knows
what he could achieve. He would
be the man for me, he would be
the number one choice. It’s a great
experience for him."
What are Manchester United
up to this season?
The Red Devils are having yet another
poor season. They have been knocked
out of both domestic cup competitions -
the FA Cup and the Carabao Cup.
West Ham United beat United in the
Carabao Cup and Middlesbrough shocked
the Red Devils in the FA Cup.
Their hopes of winning the Premier League
are close to non-existent as the club is
currently 20 points behind league leaders
Manchester City after 25 games.
Their last avenue for a trophy is the
Champions League. Although difficult,
it will be United's best shot at turning
around the season. First up for them will
be Atletico Madrid in the round of
16 next week.
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