MU plans to invite the former Liverpool coach to be the big boss, priority is to welcome Ten Hag and his deputy

In an effort to restore the glory as in the past, MU suddenly wanted to invite a coach who used to work at rival Liverpool team to join Old Trafford to play an important role in its leadership.

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According to the Daily Mail, Andy O’Boyle, former coach Liverpool – MU’s great rival is emerging as a bright candidate for the position of deputy director of football at the home team. Old Trafford.

John Murtouch is taking on the role of football director of the “Red Devils”, but this club realized that he needed an assistant to ease the burden of work at the “Theater of Dreams” in the context that the team was still struggling. Trying to restore the golden age.

O’Boyle, the former Liverpool manager, was targeted by MU to take on the responsibility of this club’s deputy director of football

In that context, the MU leadership has targeted Andy O’Boyle. This man is highly regarded in the current Premier League with a wealth of experience in sports science.

O’Boyle has been actively involved in performance-enhancing programs and initiatives in helping Premier League teams control the fitness of their players.

Coming from Ballymena (Northern Ireland), Andy O’Boyle once joined the MU youth player training academy when he led the club’s 9-10 year old “baby shoots” in 2006 before coming to Wrexham to work for the first team. of the Welsh Club.

Thereafter, O’Boyle was appointed head of sports science at Coventry City before coming to Liverpool in 2011 as a fitness coach for the first team of the “Merseyside Red Brigade” and he also worked at England U21 team.

MU thinks that John Murtouch (left) is in need of an effective partner to share the work burden

MU believes that John Murtouch can receive active help from Andy O’Boyle to help the team find its golden age, if the former Liverpool coach takes on the role of deputy football director of the “Red Devils”. Murtouch and “Red Devils” CEO Richard Arnold are still actively working with their targeted candidates in the coming days before reaching a decision to appoint the most suitable person later this month.

Meanwhile, the issue of his successor Ralf Rangnick taking on the role of MU coach next season is also attracting great attention from public opinion. According to the Daily Mail, Erik ten Hag – the current head coach of Ajax Amsterdam is emerging as the number 1 candidate for the role of the new “captain” of the “red half of Manchester”.

Even this British newspaper also said that the 52-year-old Dutch military leader is ready to leave the Johan Cruyff Arena team at the end of this season to join his close assistant Mitchell van der Graag to dock at MU.

The Daily Mail believes that coach Erik ten Hag (right) will pull assistant Mitchell van der Graag to leave Ajax and join MU with him at the end of this season.

Ten Hag currently no longer receives absolute trust from Ajax, after the representative of Tulip country was eliminated by Benfica in the 1/8 Champions League round, because of a 0-1 defeat at home in the second leg. Besides Ten Hag, Mauricio Pochettino (PSG) and Thomas Tuchel (Chelsea) are also being considered as possible candidates to be the new MU coach next season.

But among these, Tuchel has just denied that possibility when asserting that he still wants to stick with the host club. And Pochettino is still facing an uncertain future after PSG was eliminated by Real Madrid in the Champions League and just lost a shock 0-3 to AS Monaco in Ligue 1.

Video MU intends to invite former Liverpool coach Andy O’Boyle to be the deputy director of football: