Former Bayern Munich Coach Julian Nagelsmann, is reportedly in the process of being appointed to the position of manager of this shocking Premier League club
Given the persistent rumours surrounding Erik ten Hag’s stay at Old Trafford, Manchester United may soon face a difficult decision regarding their management predicament.
With 10 games left, United’s issues this season have been exacerbated by injuries. They are now eight points behind the top four in the league.
According to rumours, the club’s new football hierarchy has resulted in a closer scrutiny of Ten Hag’s position.
According to the Manchester Evening News, Sir Jim Ratcliffe’s Ineos Group has begun interviewing possible managers in preparation for an administrative shift in the coming months.
According to reports, former Bayern Munich coach Julian Nagelsmann could be a candidate for the position of successor.
Nagelsmann is now preparing to captain Germany at the future European Championship in 2024.
After the European Championship, Nagelsmann intends to return to club management, according to Sky Sport Germany.
Before the tournament begins, he plans to openly reveal his next move.
In these circumstances, Nagelsmann would be able to concentrate completely on the German national team during the competition, without being distracted by anything else.
The probability of Nagelsmann being hired may influence the preseason schedule of any team interested in signing him, including Manchester United. Despite this, if United elect to replace Ten Hag at the end of the current season, they will still consider his future options.
There has been speculation regarding a management change at Manchester United, as the team has not performed consistently since the INEOS firm took over control.
However, Ten Hag’s future may be determined by the club’s overall financial predicament. Ten Hag’s contract could be cancelled for up to ten million pounds, thus United may elect to hold him until they address their Financial Fair Play (FFP) issue.
United just revealed a 23% salary rise for the second quarter. The fact that they were eliminated first in the 2023-24 Champions League contributed to this increase.
