Michael Owen has named the one man who can take over from Erik ten Hag as Manchester United manager. Ten Hag’s Old Trafford future remains unclear with just one league game and an FA Cup final left to play this season.
The Dutchman’s second season has left a lot to be desired with United down in eighth place, though victory against rivals Manchester City on May 25 could aid his chances of new minority owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe allowing him to stay beyond the summer.
Several candidates have been reported as Ten Hag’s successor should he be sacked, including England manager Gareth Southgate, former Chelsea boss Graham Potter and three-time Champions League-winning manager Zinedine Zidane. READ MORE: Thomas Tuchel 'priority' as Man United manager hunt takes twist READ MORE: Roy Keane gives Erik ten Hag verdict and shares Manchester United transfer warning Yet former Red Devils striker Owen, who made 52 appearances and won the league with United as a player, believes Bayern Munich manager Thomas Tuchel is the best man for the job out of the realistic options. Speaking to BoyleSports, who offer the latest EURO 2024 odds, the TNT Sports pundit said: “They are all very capable managers.
There is a shortage of managers right now, though. Look at Zidane, he doesn't speak much English so I'm not sure Man Utd would be on his radar personally.
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