Mauricio Pochettino Open to Manchester United Managerial Role
Mauricio Pochettino has signalled his willingness to succeed Michael Carrick as head coach of Manchester United, according to TalkSPORT.
Manchester United has endured a difficult start to its league campaign, collecting only eight points from the first ten matches. Despite a remarkable 4-4 comeback draw against Aston Villa after trailing 4-2 in stoppage time, questions persist over Carrick’s future at the helm.
The club has not yet decided to part ways with the 45-year-old, but the search for a potential successor appears to be underway.
With the international break providing additional time, United can assess candidates ahead of the high-profile fixture against Liverpool.
TalkSPORT reports that Pochettino is among the leading names under consideration and would be receptive to taking charge of the Red Devils. The Argentine coach has previously acknowledged his interest in the position and suggested he would not rule out an approach from United regarding his release from the United States national team.
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