Manchester United: Mauricio Pochettino and Eddie Howe in running to replace Michael Carrick
Manchester United look set to be back in the hunt for a new manager with Michael Carrick's reign to be brought to a brutal end. The club are currently in the Premier League relegation zone having won just once in 10 games after what has been their worst start to a domestic season in 40 years. Supporters are in open revolt against American owners the Glazer family, as well as being fiercely…
Manchester United is reportedly considering Mauricio Pochettino, Eddie Howe, Antonio Conte, and Julian Nagelsmann as potential replacements for the departing Michael Carrick. Pochettino, the former Tottenham Hotspur and Chelsea manager, is currently leading the United States national team and may be willing to join Manchester United for a fee of $10 million to terminate his contract with the US side.
Howe, who recently parted ways with Newcastle United, achieved significant success during his tenure there, transforming the club and leading them to the top four. Conte, an accomplished coach with numerous trophy wins, has recently left Napoli and might be interested in the opportunity at Manchester United, despite his reputation for being outspoken with club officials.
Lastly, Julian Nagelsmann, the ex-manager of Germany, had a successful run at Hoffenheim and RB Leipzig, but his departure from Leipzig following a disappointing World Cup performance may have opened up the position at Manchester United.
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