The Board of Directors of Man United is divided over the choice of coach

According to Sky Sports, candidates to take over as head coach of Manchester United after this season have been revealed. Those are Mauricio Pochettino, Erik Ten Hag, Julen Lopetegui, Luis Enrique.

Instead of the original two, there are now new candidates. Because the leadership wants to have more options when their old plans are not very convincing. For example Pochettino, he is disappointing at PSG .

Despite owning a dream star with bright names like Messi, Mbappe, Neymar, Verratti…, but not only could not help the home team continue in the Champions League, he was also disappointing on the domestic front.

Last weekend, PSG lost 0-3 to Monaco. This is their third consecutive away defeat in Ligue 1. Including the Champions League is 4 consecutive defeats away from home. It is not ruled out that Pochettino will be sacked before the end of this season. According to Sky Sports“Pochettoic’s confidence has plummeted in the past 12 months with PSG”.

Pochettino is disappointing at PSG

Meanwhile, Erik Ten Hag has not been appreciated in the big playgrounds after he and his students at Ajax suddenly lost to Benfica right from the 1/8 Champions League round.

Erik Ten Hag was rated as “no experience working with big teams, managing big stars”. So this choice also faces many question marks.

BLD Manchester United are divided internally because of Erik Ten Hag and Pochettino. One side is determined to appoint Pochettino after twice “missing” this Argentine coach, the other side insists that Pochettino is out of time and wants to believe in a leader with more tactical breakthroughs.

Meanwhile, even though they have two more options, Julen Lopetegui and Luis Enrique, it will not be easy for them to achieve their ambitions. Because Lopetegui seems no longer interested in leading a club as large and complex as MU after the unforgettable experiences he had at Real Madrid. Meanwhile, Enrique is probably not ready to leave the Spain team before the 2022 World Cup finals at the end of the year.