Manchester United is reportedly considering Gareth Southgate as their top choice to take over as manager at Old Trafford.
Despite no final decision being made on the future of current manager Erik ten Hag, sources have revealed that the club has identified Southgate as a major contender for the position.
The club recently underwent a significant change in its hierarchy, with Ineos chief executive Sir Jim Ratcliffe purchasing a 25% stake in the club.
This has led to speculation about potential changes in the football operations and a desire for improved communication and harmony within the club.
Southgate, the current England national team manager, has impressed with his leadership and the environment he has created within the team.
His ability to communicate effectively both publicly and with the players has been seen as a valuable trait.
Additionally, his relationship with up-and-coming talents has been recognized as admirable.
Manchester United has reportedly held extensive talks about potential future plans, with Southgate emerging as a top candidate.
However, no final decision has been made on whether to part ways with Ten Hag, who could be facing increased pressure if the team fails to secure European qualification.
Other potential candidates for the managerial position include Hansi Flick, who is interested in managing in the Premier League, and Thomas Tuchel.
However, concerns have been raised about Tuchel’s combative character, while Flick is seen as a safer option.
The club’s focus is on finding a manager who can bring stability and success to the team, following the departure of Sir Alex Ferguson.
Southgate’s track record with England and his ability to create a harmonious environment make him an attractive choice for Manchester United.
Article updated 2 months ago. Content is written and modified by multiple authors.
