Manchester United’s turbulent season took another twist after a 2-2 draw against Everton at Goodison Park and left the red devil who disappears in 15th place in the Premier League. Despite a lively comeback with goals from Bruno Fernandes and Manuel UgarteThe club’s overall form has aroused serious doubts about Ruben Amorims Future at Old Trafford.
Since taking responsibility, the Portuguese manager has struggled to deliver consistent results, with a profit frequency 43%—A of Worst in United’s modern historyThe Sports Reports. The latest move with Everton, in combination with losses to Tottenham And other lower ranked laws have intensified calls for change. While the club’s owner is reportedly intending to keep Amorim until the end of the season, further setbacks can force his hand.
Economic difficulties, injuries and unfortunate notions have all contributed to United’s misery. But with the team still competing in Fa Cup and Europa LeagueThe next few weeks can determine whether the 40-year-old will have more time-or if one of these three leading heavyweights will be asked to lead the red devils back to honor.
Now, with pressure mounting and fans that grow restless, Signings reports that Three high -profile managers Has appeared as potential replacements – each with their own unique challenges.
Zinedine Zidane: Dream meeting
In the case of the leader’s trunk, few names are lighter than Zida. The Frenchman’s three consecutive Uefa Champions League titles with Real Madrid cemented its status as one of football’s elite tactics. Zidane’s experience in managing superstars and delivering silverware perfectly adapts to United’s long -term ambitions.
But there is a catch. Zidane has previously expressed some interest in managing in England. Reports indicate that he is more focused on potentially taking over France’s national team after 2026 World Cup. To convince him to join United Mid-Season — or even next summer would require a compelling pitch from Sir Jim Ratcliffe.
Mauricio Pochettino: Pragmatic choice
Another name on United’s card list is Mauricio Pochettinocurrently handles US national team and Christian Pulisic. With 2026 World Cup Pochettino’s focus is on to lead USMNT to success. But Argentin’s previous Premier League experience with Tottenham and Chelsea Make him a very attractive alternative.
The 52-year-old is known for developing young talents, introducing a high-pressing style and competing against England’s top sides-all properties that are desperately united. Yet it would probably involve him away from his current international role extensive negotiations and a significant compensation package. Still, with United’s long -term rebuilding in mind, Pochettino remains a strong candidate.
Thomas Frank: Backup Plan
While Zidane and Pochettino dominate the headings, Brentford’s Thomas Frank has silently appeared as a practical alternative. Frank is known for his tactical skill and success in guiding bees to the Premier League stability and has built a reputation for maximizing limited resources and developing players.
It is important that Danes’ experience in English football can make him a seamless fit, especially considering United’s latest struggle. Reports indicate that if Amorim’s results are not improved, Frank is seen as a more realistic The middle of the season– One who could quickly adapt to Premier League’s demands and help control the ship.
