Who Should Be Man Utd’s Next Permanent Manager?

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Welcome back! With reports that Manchester United have increased their search for the next manager after Ralf Rangnick, today I’m going to be answering the question Who Should Be Man Utd’s Next Permanent Manager? Join me as I take a look at the tactical styles of some of the candidates as I assess who I think would be the best fit at the club.
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Julian Lopetegui has rebuilt his reputation at Sevilla but if United are going down that route then I’d rather see Graham Potter at Old Trafford. Brighton have been sensational under Potter, playing in a variety of shapes and systems but maintaining their possession-based style independent of the opponent. He has already beaten Guardiola, Klopp, Mourinho and Pochettino which has been insanely impressive considering the budget Potter has had at his disposal. Lopetegui is probably best suited to a Leicester City sized role, taking a top half club and breaking into the top 6. His tiki taka style is a lot slower than what is required at Manchester United, with his teams focusing on ball possession in a 4-3-3 with a half back, rather than the progression that the Old Trafford faithful would demand.
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Luis Enrique is another man that’s been heavily linked. The current Spain boss is favours a vertical tiki taka style in a 4-3-3. His treble winning Barcelona is almost ignored because he followed Pep Guardiola but his side could be more entertaining than the Manchester City boss as he got the best out of one of the greatest attacking trios of all time: Messi, Suarez and Neymar. His Barcelona team was all about creating 1 v 1s for the world class forwards, often through diagonal switches of play, but his Spain side is a little bit different. His best players are his central midfielders but like a great coach, Enrique has adapted his system to get the most out of his stars. Enrique’s Spain use wide wingers and build with inverted full backs to give as much freedom to his central midfielders as possible.
Mauricio Pochettino is another name constantly mentioned. His philosophy blends perfectly with that of Manchester United, playing high tempo, attacking football with academy graduates and youth development at the centre. He took Spurs from knocking on the door of the top 6 to the Champions League final in 5 seasons and based his team around a 4-2-3-1, using attacking full backs, a controlling midfielder paired with a ball carrier and a focal point striker. At PSG he’s used a 4-3-3 but his hands have been tied with a superstar front three of Messi, Mbappe and Neymar so he’s been forced to use a work-man-like midfield three to accommodate the lack of defensive work rate. He’s received criticism during his time in Paris but I wouldn't write Poch off. We saw Thomas Tuchel slated for his work in Paris only for him to move to Chelsea and be heralded as one of the best managers in the world.
And finally Erik ten Hag. A 4-2-3-1 man through and through, Ten Hag has used two variants of this shape. His 18-19 Champions League semi-finalists were more of a 4-2-1-3, that transitioned to a passing diamond filled 3-3-1-3. Meanwhile this season we’ve seen a traditional 4-2-3-1 with an evolution in his attacking structure to become a 3-2-2-3. His 4-2-3-1 is made up with a ball playing back four and goal keeper, with one central midfielder heavily involved in the build up, rotating positions within Ajax’s structure, whilst the other is more box to box that interchanges positions with the attacking players. Meanwhile, the wingers take up wide positions to stretch the pitch and create space centrally for the box to box and attacking midfielder to create from.
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Manchester United can’t really go wrong with Graham Potter, Luis Enrique, Mauricio Pochettino or Erik Ten Hag. All four are sensational managers with a real tactical identity that would meld with the work Ralf Rangnick has already done at Old Trafford.
But anyway guys what do you think? Who do you think should be the next permanent manager at Manchester United? And how would they set the Red Devils up? Let me know your thoughts in the comments below!
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[@StatmanDave]

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[@nepalimongoltiktok]

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[@Abdi-libaax]

Don't you think Ruiz will get rushed in the premier League? I would love De jong instead.

[@patiencequaye5704]

ten hag so he can get the best out of donny

[@azlankhan4172]

@@Abdi-libaax Haha Luuk, right?

[@kenobi4582]

Gonna use this

[@DCHTOWN1]

Ten Hag is my favorite to take the role, he implements a fluid attacking squad and his ability to create great teams with low budget says a lot. Also, loosing big names and still competing in the champions league shows he’s a genius and will make United great again

[@ZeImmortal]

I think it will benefit Donny a LOT by having his old manager at Utd, and he will finally play frequently But the major factor to decide if we get Ten Hag is if we get Top 4, which is likely if we continue our form, and to hold on for those tough fixtures against City, Liverpool and Chelsea. Also we need to beat Arsenal and Tottenham for them to drop points so they have a lesser chance of gaining on us.

[@murphymoe753]

We don't care about the budget we are M.Utd. and Poch is a proven premier manager

[@oldman_E]

He’s playing in a league that has little to no comp compared to the premier league

[@oldman_E]

He’s playing in a league that has little to no comp compared to the premier league

[@dwarfogaming9323]

@@oldman_E champions league semi’s in 2018/19 and now their in the knockouts as one of the best preforming teams in the group stage

[@suyashshukla149]

So many options, but i am glad that at the end of the season the board will have ragnick giving them the best advice about the subject

[@StatmanDave]

😍

[@henryeghaghara9385]

What if he decides to nominate himself? He has actually hinted at that

[@mohamedyusuf6400]

Yeh he actually did 🤣 But i think he is a good coach too he knows football very well so i dont mind him nominating him self he just need to get better assistan coaches thn he got now

[@gm_21]

Well its still up to the board whether they listen to his advice though...

[@anirudhmenon9099]

Rangnick already said he will recommend himself for the job lol

[@ZIKOtvYT]

Ten Hag is the best choice United should be trying to build for the future he’s showed he can build teams at a club that sells its best talent imagine what he could do with money and the talent we already have he could turn Rashford Greenwood & Sancho into Europe’s most dangerous front 3

[@TheCaptainMan]

I'm an Ajax fan from the Netherlands and Ten Hag would be an amazing option but as it is with al managers, he should be supported by the club by signings and stuff. And I fear United is such a mess on the football side, I am afraid ten Hag won't het the support he deserves which will make the project fail. Ten Hag is less of a personality than the likes of pochettino. At Ajax, Ten Hag is mostly actually doing the first team and training the team while Marc Overmars is in charge of the signings and talking with the agents and stuff. United has to have the right structure in place to make it a success but I guess that's the case for every manager they choose and is something that is needed if they want to compete with city, Chelsea and Liverpool.

[@Prestinoman]

They also have statman Dave to talk about their balls 😂

[@maruf7956]

but he is not premiere league proven

[@TelcontarTargaryen]

Erik Ten Hag, he has the capability, likes working with young players and could maybe turn around situation with Donny.

[@Som3D]

Doubt

[@daveashby9989]

DVB will probably leave in this window . Hopefully on loan. When Potch takes over he would be the perfect manager to help DVB. However, it could be that Donny is just not good enough for us

[@punisherice8299]

@@daveashby9989 i don't think poch will be hired though. I agree he his premier league proven but has never actually win it. He also bottled the cl final against liverpool.

[@YuvrajSingh-bd5gf]

Dave I can’t believe you just outright ignored DVB for ten Haag’s b2b and put McTominay there 😂😂

[@benjielaettnerabucay8351]

Maybe because Donny is not a box to box player

[@sankalpasiwakoti7345]

@@benjielaettnerabucay8351 you can always change a player

[@tomiwa7538]

The crop reviver will definitely help with ball retention

[@ZestNigeria]

Fred and Maguire take note 😂😅

[@TheInternationalist]

United needs new owners before a new manager.

[@cybermanne]

Ten Hag would be my first choice. Then probably Enrique, even though I kinda would like to see what Potter could do with United. I have loved him ever since he lead Östersund from the Swedish wilderness into the european aristocrasy. But Potter has never managed a really big club, so... Lopetegui is probably at the end of that list for me. But Pochettino is not far ahead. I really hope we don't end up with him. I'd rather see Rangnick stay at the wheel than Pochettino.

[@mahadasif2474]

dave is obsessed with mctominay, i'm sure ten hag would use VDB as the box-to-box over him as well as any sane manager

[@edvinblomberg3043]

Yeah he always hype up McTominay! Ten Hag would definitely want to replace him for a player with much more quality.

[@47represent]

I think dave just knows that mctominay could kill 10 babies a day the board will still make the manager pick him for the first team whenever he's available

[@patiwhite6209]

Idk why he's being placed as the BBM whilst Ten Hag has Ryan Gravenberch, who is levels above Scott McTominay and can actually pass.

[@abrahamemeka2127]

If the board don't want Donny to go for the sake they need him next season then I think its a hint that Ten hang is coming. 💯

[@osamuaigbokhae5756]

mctominay literally has zero technical ability to be a starter for those coaches but ok hahaha

[@JamesRenton10]

Erik ten Hag should be the way to go. Easily one of the best managers in the world right now and tactically he'd suit us the best. If he isn't the one, then the order should be Luis Enrique, Mauricio Pochettino then Graham Potter. Enrique should in theory excel at United and he would be my number one choice if he wasn't with Spain at the moment. Pochettino deserves a gig at some point. As for Potter, he needs to go to a bigger club before he comes to us. I feel he needs that development first before he comes to us.

[@jesustorres1637]

I personally think Julian nagelsmann would be an ideal manager, with Ralf rangnick philosophy being in a high press team, and Julian doing an amazing job at lepzig, so you’ll have two people with the same philosophy

[@ManuelMaceira_14]

ten hag clear

[@suyashshukla149]

No one in the current time would leave bayern to come to man utd

[@StatmanDave]

Would love Nagelsmann but he's basically in his dream job at Bayern

[@suyashshukla149]

@@StatmanDave precisely

[@royalekrishan7694]

High pressing is ineffective if you don't know how to keep the ball, circulate it and control the game.Well.. something is better than nothing.

[@ANASMOHAMEDPT]

Continue Ragnick , he will improve the team

[@StatmanDave]

100% but who do you get when he moves into his consultancy role?

[@AeolianMusica]

I reckon Rangnick could do good things if he stayed as manager beyond when he’s supposed to move into the consultancy role. I’m impressed at the progress we’ve seen in a really short timeframe. There wasn’t the new manager bounce - it’s more the kind of progress in fundamental player behaviours (particularly off the ball) that we haven’t had at Utd for such a long time. I can’t help but feel the problems at the club run deep, and we need someone who makes a great cake before we get someone who’s good at piping icing.

[@johnshepherd5775]

Ten Hag if he can bring Edson Alvarez. I dont understand why he isnt being talked about more then he is, from what i see Edson Alvarez would be a good pick to hold it down, but we could use Haidara along with him or use McT beside him, or Donny. Kamara would be my first pick, but second would be Edson.

[@bonifacemawira632]

Same scenario happened to ole results???

[@mkmaths8117]

i'd love to see the team development in one more year under ralf management ❤️❤️

[@benjaminmukwende8220]

Erick ten hag they is just something about the way his team plays football

[@Miguel-qn2px]

Ten Hag

[@marlouabalona5079]

Give Rangnick another year to develop the team while Ten Haag contract (expires 2023) at Ajax will be due.

[@bonifacemawira632]

City will snub him coz pep will be leaving...come on

[@hi370]

Or we could get him this summer

[@stevenmeza1669]

@@bonifacemawira632 In my opinion, I think City will go for Luis Enrique instead of Ten Haag. If they want to continue the Tiki-Taka philosophy, Enrique is the best options for city.

[@robertpowell3634]

Ten hag is the only choice... There would be a very strong case for naglesmann if there was any chance of getting him but there isn't. But Ten Hag is the perfect man for United, Plays great football, can build and rebuild sides and nutures the youth through. What more do you want from a manager? Poch shouldn't be anywhere near the United job at the moment, Enrique is not leaving the Spain job before the world cup, lopetegui(however you spell it) is not good enough. Other options are Gallardo or the Sporting manager as outsiders but Gallardo won't be looked at and the Sporting guy is probably not big enough for this board.

[@rackarafsanjaya3566]

Valverde

[@manny6669]

@@rackarafsanjaya3566 please no.

[@rackarafsanjaya3566]

@@manny6669 always has been

[@sanjithkeshavmurthy4171]

It will between ten hag or poch any one of them can get the best out of this squad and make this squad into a proper team

[@TheCaptainMan]

I'm an Ajax fan from the Netherlands and Ten Hag would be an amazing option but as it is with al managers, he should be supported by the club by signings and stuff. And I fear United is such a mess on the football side, I am afraid ten Hag won't het the support he deserves which will make the project fail. Ten Hag is less of a personality than the likes of pochettino. At Ajax, Ten Hag is mostly actually doing the first team and training the team while Marc Overmars is in charge of the signings and talking with the agents and stuff. United has to have the right structure in place to make it a success but I guess that's the case for every manager they choose and is something that is needed if they want to compete with city, Chelsea and Liverpool.

[@ots5891]

Well said, thanks for acknowledging the incompetence of our board. They will cripple the best coaches, their only interest is making more money 💰 🤑

[@aomoussynonymous8712]

Erik ten Hag is the best choice and his coaching team is known to take young academy players to the next level which we need if we are to develop our talented academy players like Mejabri, Fernandez, Mengi, Laird, etc.

[@usandambuli9000]

When he said Greenwood I had to check when this video was released

[@Andeey1708]

That manscaped ad was soooo good. And as a side point, Ten Hag every single day and twice on sundays

[@ronmey7500]

Glad it lacked a demonstration.

[@69leonite]

Ten hag would be best successor of rangnick. Both of them do organized and coordinated high press.

[@15810232]

My Top 3: 1. Luis Enrique 2. Erik Ten Hag 3. Graeme Potter

[@johnpasifull564]

I'll throw one in what about ranirie as he's put of work now from today plus rangnick could move straight up stairs now and he'd be pretty good I believe as he's proved his self before and he's likely to get in top class players who can help us win things and he's going to be way cheaper option than any others .

[@fundur2816]

I think potter needs to take a job thats somewhere inbetween the big clubs and brighton first where there are bigger expectations on him but not the pressure that would come from managing a team like Man Utd My votes Ten Haag

[@afellownerd]

If Rodgers leaves Leicester (which is looking likely rn) Potter would be perfect to replace him.

[@dwarfogaming9323]

@@afellownerd exactly that would be a great move for him his style of play is similar to Rogers current tactics and he would be given more pressure but not too much like man utd where the board will expect a lot from him

[@Shia.Ahlulbayt]

Last 15 premier League matches Brighton have won twice!!! Seriously you mention him for United job! Potter at Brighton 27% win rate He had a run of not winning in 11 consecutive games. At one point his best run of wins was 5 games. What counts is actually results not hype. We have known for years Brighton had a goal scoring issue he never fixed it. The first person to hype him was drunk Merson who repeatedly shown he knows nothing. Only reason he gets named is fetish for a British manager

[@fundur2816]

@@Shia.Ahlulbayt He was mentioned in the video I was giving my opinion saying he is NOT ready for the United Job. But he has only lost 4 games with Brighton BRIGHTON who arguably should be relegation fodder, he is doing a solid job there. I think he deserves a chance with an established mid table team that can back him.

[@memo44536]

I like Ten Haag because of his pragmatic approach. He is flexible and can make really tough decisions in terms of formation of the team.

[@RickSanchez-st3mj]

doesn't really matter who comes in really, man united need players that want to play as part of a team and not care about their marketability or demand hollywood A-lister wages. the next manager paired with this current squad will just lead to the same cycle repeating itself once they inevitably place 6th/7th in the first 10 games of the next season

[@philpoon2352]

All these managers are great, but what can they do with players that don’t want to train when it gets dark or listen to advice from the worlds greatest player … all these managers require really high work relate and team ethic, perhaps we are better off with zidane or ancelotti to just manage the egos - that said rangick does seem to be making progress, was impressed in the last match

[@banelegugulethukunene5472]

Luis Enrique would be the best option, he knows how to utilize superstars this in reference to MSN, CR7 is the perfect Enrique forward. Enriqiue would also be incisive in terms of building his team- players like Maguire would be sold or rightfully benched if underwhelming. Enrique would also be able to construct Uniteds first decent midfield pairing- would love to see Fabian Ruiz in the prem (I wish arteta would sign him for Arsenal), and finally Enrique brings tactical experience. I mean Enrique is able to get the best out of players looking at his Spain squad its impressive how his got youth and experience blending while placing performance standards and not simple names when calling up players.

[@Hardijackk9]

So who’s the new striker choice for greenwood as this didn’t ages well

[@dan8518]

Ten Hag or Delete Club

[@pearsecrawford9366]

Ralph Hasenhuttle is a shout. Plays the same brand of football as Rangnick and he also worked with him at Leipzig. So it’s a possibility if Rangnick has an influence over the next manager.

[@deanoss777]

good shout

[@isactan2551]

I think 2 9-0 thrashings is a major red flag though

[@khitishroy9234]

Ten Haag and Potter are my picks. It would be great if you made a video analyzing Graham Potter.

[@Shia.Ahlulbayt]

Potter!!! Last 15 premier League matches Brighton have won twice!!! Seriously you mention him for United job! Potter at Brighton 27% win rate He had a run of not winning in 11 consecutive games. At one point his best run of wins was 5 games. What counts is actually results not hype. We have known for years Brighton had a goal scoring issue he never fixed it. The first person to hype him was drunk Merson who repeatedly shown he knows nothing. Only reason he gets named is fetish for a British manager

[@mr.samuelaidoo]

I would like Erik Ten Hag but after watching this video I'm convinced man United will sign pochetino. Poch needs just one signing to fully implement his style whiles the rest might need 2 or 3.

[@Michaelkaydee]

Ten Hag as Manager with Rangnick upstairs would be awesome.

[@Alex-yq5xl]

Rangnick can be coach and an advisor silmutanaeosly. He has done this before!

[@tomianhotom2661]

Poch or Ten Hag I can’t decide, would be happy with either

[@frankafriyie5519]

Poch can barely manage psg😂

[@bonifacemawira632]

Ten hag or Spain current manager

[@Andre-eo4xe]

@@frankafriyie5519 he only has 4 losses in 31 games this season How is that failing ?

[@frankafriyie5519]

@@Andre-eo4xe have you seen psg play?

[@daveashby9989]

You Dave, Dave here :) the info I have is that Potch will be our new manager. Pre contract signed before Christmas. So let’s see:) take care bro. Dave

[@alankoh8143]

Impossible for United to sign such contract without making an announcement to the stock exchange.

[@daveashby9989]

No it is not impossible. And it would be extremely naive to believe that is so. Let’s wait and see .

[@lokchucklindryfry94]

i think you're underestimating lopetegui, in a spanish league he's challenging for the title with sevilla against real madrid. compared to eredivisie with ajax ten hag has less experience than him.

[@isactan2551]

Flopped at real tho

[@rajthapa9006]

I don't think Greenwood will be playing anytime soon

[@gauravmufc1]

United need to sort a lot of issues in next 4-5 months,Ragnick has more on his plate than any other manager has had since sir alex left, he needs to decide who the next manager will be , manage contracts of players while also spotting potential targets, let players go and also maintain enough squad depth to successfully finish top 4 this season. Plus also decide the structure of the club and what his future role will be. I dont think any other manager has had as much work to do as he will be doing in next few months its exciting as a united fan to see him take charge and work his way through a club which for a very long time has not had a man who could change the future of this club so drastically be it mourinho or van gaal.

[@kingms95]

What happened to yesterday's TWITCH stream???

[@kenobi4582]

Ten Haag and Henrique. I want the type of coach that can get us to dominate games like City and be as clinical as Liverpool. Against the big opponents we look 3rd best. I want us to be able to outbrain and out school teams with confidence and their systems and experience would do it

[@subhanqureshi4273]

I wish luis enrique was available next summer. Don't think it will be possible as he will be looking forward to world cup with spain.

[@mdsanjid267]

Tan hag, enrique,Hansi flick,(These 3 is perfect for us)

[@IKEMENOsakaman]

Sir Fergeson is GOAT

[@StatmanDave]

🐐

[@amsaluabeti9663]

May be pochetinho work because when he leads his club his personality of to put his club to be better I hope if Manchester united club if they give him the opportunity I think it works for him that's my opinion as Manchester united fan , winning for Manchester united team

[@fxfade2681]

I really didn't expect the beginning of the video to be about any ball other than football.

[@yw9113]

It doesn't really matter who gets the job tbh as long as the board keeps fuckin up

[@antonysebastian471]

I didn't skip that ad.

[@nicholascrick7861]

ETH only option for me. Tho if Potter got the chance i would be happy. Poch no thanks

[@izuchukwuxaviehenry2684]

Please make a video about Alexander Isak 🙏

[@jatto_abdul]

Erik Ten Hag is my choice working with Ragnick as DOF.

[@Hyde_Hill]

Pretty sure Ten Hag would drop McTominay for Donny as would some of those other managers. For the box to box/Mezalla/ballcarrier role. Also why is no one talking about Sporting's manager anymore? Probably their CL group stage performance?

[@cracker3932]

Ten Hag for me.

[@sdycsailor9050]

I’ve begged for Poch for a couple years now. The quick attacking/high press has been silenced because of his PSG phase. He could/will seriously impact the team immediately, especially in a youth centered system.

[@bonifacemawira632]

Another ole no trophies at all

[@PedroCaminoMUFC]

Ten Hag for me. But I can see the board moving for Poch.

[@Mossbergg]

I wonder who of them is up most for the challenge because taking over Manchester United seem to be the biggest challenge of them all lol

[@simonnyhusrosenlund2081]

1. Ten Hag 2. Enrique 3. Poch 4. Potter

[@Alex-yq5xl]

Sad. You dont even mention Rangnick...

[@yippy210]

Potter, Ten hag , Enrique or Lopetegui would be great

[@yippy210]

I really want a possession based coach, so we can control games better, which United lacks for years now...

[@daiz4n]

Lopetegui very underrated

[@Shia.Ahlulbayt]

Last 15 premier League matches Brighton have won twice!!! Seriously you mention him for United job! Potter at Brighton 27% win rate He had a run of not winning in 11 consecutive games. At one point his best run of wins was 5 games. What counts is actually results not hype. We have known for years Brighton had a goal scoring issue he never fixed it. The first person to hype him was drunk Merson who repeatedly shown he knows nothing. Only reason he gets named is fetish for a British manager

[@vanmorgen6917]

Ragnick should be man utd manager on a permanent basis, it is not time to reshuffle the team or anything else. A new change will have impact on the tactics and mental of the players

[@mementomori8856]

8:18 looks nice

[@wrathoflichking9603]

imo either Ten haag or Ragnick.

[@lovematrixmore]

Although Enrique's contract expired at the end of the year, I don't think he will leave Spain at least in the coming period, probably we can think of him after Euro 2024.

[@76so]

I think that tan hag would play van de beek if he doesn’t leave by January because of the chemistry they had at Ajax if van de beek leaves I’d love to see a Bellingham or Gravenberch signing to replace him

[@snapper993]

Why arnt you on Stretford paddock any more

[@adithyaadiga488]

Can u do grahme potters tactics this season.

[@Shia.Ahlulbayt]

Last 15 premier League matches Brighton have won twice!!! Seriously you mention him for United job! Potter at Brighton 27% win rate He had a run of not winning in 11 consecutive games. At one point his best run of wins was 5 games. What counts is actually results not hype. We have known for years Brighton had a goal scoring issue he never fixed it. The first person to hype him was drunk Merson who repeatedly shown he knows nothing. Only reason he gets named is fetish for a British manager. What point of doing his tactics when he can't win just likes draws

[@Michaelkaydee]

Poch may have a style that fits United but he has a fatal flaw in thinking that trophies are luxuries.... United is all about winning and winning big... titles and trophies are everything especially alongside a pleasing style of play. So for me, it has to be Ten Hag. With Rangnick upstairs

[@t2l690]

My preferred duo to battle is a Enrique vs ten hag

[@shamimmiah23]

Going be ten Haag Ralf is getting the structure ready for him 4:3:3 but more with cdm and two attacking mids, ten Haag plays like this the way Ajax is playing rn

[@tomp231288]

Scott Mctominay is your box to box…… no thanks squad player at best

[@michael43567]

I think Mejibri could play that position well

[@nigelbhebhe2805]

Hey Statman, what about Zidane as the next manager?

[@K.I.N.G_Jah]

7:36 Poch only beat Pep once since moving to PSG. UCL Semi Final 1st leg: Man City 2-0 PSG UCL Semi Final 2nd leg: Man City 2-1 PSG * UCL Groupstage Matchday 2: Man City 0-2 PSG UCL Groupstage Matchday 5: Man City 2-1 PSG * Poch's ONLY victory over Man City with PSG

[@WayneCatlin]

I'll have a go...

[@asdfghjkl941281606]

Might be unpopular opinion... but Graham Potter is my choice, plays good football, integrate youth... only drawback might be lack of top level club management.

[@Shia.Ahlulbayt]

Unpopular because it is a bad opinions even Brighton fans don't rate him that high. Last 15 premier League matches Brighton have won twice!!! Seriously you mention him for United job! Potter at Brighton 27% win rate He had a run of not winning in 11 consecutive games. At one point his best run of wins was 5 games. What counts is actually results not hype. We have known for years Brighton had a goal scoring issue he never fixed it. The first person to hype him was drunk Merson who repeatedly shown he knows nothing. Only reason he gets named is fetish for a British manager

[@blasty137]

Ten Hag is potentially the next big star. Pochetino is good and wouldn't be a bad choice by any means, but I think by now it's clear that he won't really reach the level of Guardiola and Klopp either.

[@sambritbasu91]

Eric Ten Haag anyday

[@simonpaul7838]

I like the fact that he admitted that his best manager is Pochetinno but also admitted that Ten Hag is what we need now.👏👏

[@dylanbyrne1265]

Shaw is much better going forward than Telles, he's a better ball carrier, passer and creator, he also actually overlaps which is something Telles very rarely does. The only thing Telles has on him is his crossing from deep, not exactly sure why you'd put him in a side based on him being more similar to Jordi Alba, because he's just not lol.

[@joelgriffin8222]

Shaw = 4 goals and 30 assists. Telles = 30 goals and 71 assists. Telles is definitely better going forward, but Shaw is better defensively. Shaw is the most balanced of the two

[@dylanbyrne1265]

@@joelgriffin8222 Telles has also played way more games at a lower level and took all of Porto's set pieces, and Shaw has only really become a top level creator in the last 2 years. Right now Shaw is much better going forward, look at their underlying numbers. I would actually say Telles is the better and more proactive defender. Shaw's main weakness is his defensive positioning and his unwillingness to close down crosses.

[@khumomanne7370]

Ten Hag! Please .

[@alexmulugeta9582]

Ten Hag let's hope so

[@jerickalberca4503]

You forgot the alpine klopp, a real bloodline of Rangnick's ideas

[@nathanbrown1210]

I would rank my choices in this order Enrique, Ten Hag, Potter, Galltier (unlikely I know) then Poch

[@saim-ish]

Its a shame that despite speculation Zidane won't be able to come to United. I like Enrique, Pochettino and Ten Haag. I also think Ten Haag will be the right option as of right now but we can't decide so fast. Utd's style of play is complicated and the players will need quite a bit of time to get used to the 4-4-2 defensive tactic and Vertical Tiki Taka.

[@ronaldrain1455]

Louis Enrique tops my chat for the position

[@iamsubhadipg]

Ten Hag.. No one else.. And Pep's last season looming in city, City could go for ETG if United is not prompt enough..

[@nepalimongoltiktok]

Love from Nepal 🇳🇵

[@jakebyronjones]

Steve Bruce please!

[@pyrotgr3204]

I like Graham Potter but find him a gamble. Pochettino could bring us back to a title challenger but couldn’t maintain it, he’s quite inconsistent. Ten Hag is good both tactical and philosophical wise however not really the mental for a top team with so many ego in the squad. Luis Enrique has amazing mentality and tactic however I doubt his tiki taka would fit in just like Ralf’s gegenpressing that die out after just one game because the players couldnt recover their fitness even after 2 weeks. Edit: 5 months later I take back what I said about Ten Hag’s mentality Edit 2: I no longer take back what I’ve said about Ten Hag’s mentality

[@Shia.Ahlulbayt]

Last 15 premier League matches Brighton have won twice!!! Seriously you mention him for United job! Potter at Brighton 27% win rate He had a run of not winning in 11 consecutive games. At one point his best run of wins was 5 games. What counts is actually results not hype. We have known for years Brighton had a goal scoring issue he never fixed it. The first person to hype him was drunk Merson who repeatedly shown he knows nothing. Only reason he gets named is fetish for a British manager

[@kankodiechoppedit]

damn greenwood though

[@ianmccartney1974]

Tbh which top manager would even want the job

[@suryac850]

Diego Simeone is my man. He would be great for United. Will make us Disciplined

[@andrei5344]

I legit start to like rangnick really much i think if we back him he can be better then klopp

[@issaboyeli9804]

can u do a video on why the players aren't playing well you don't have to

[@David-by2ko]

Guy, you look so much like Harry Maguire 😅 Are you his brother?

[@sakatagintoki9322]

Ragnick on the wheel man