According to Sky Sports, Manchester United is reportedly eyeing Chelsea’s underwhelming former manager, Graham Potter, as a potential replacement for Erik ten Hag. Sources indicate that Potter has already met with INEOS chief Sir Jim Ratcliffe.
Reports suggest that there is a sense of resignation among the United locker room regarding ten Hag’s tenure, hinting at a looming dismissal.
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The team’s performance this season has reached a new low, with mounting disappointments including an early exit from the UEFA Champions League, a sixth-place position in the Premier League, and elimination from the Carabao Cup.
While injuries have plagued the team, ten Hag’s inability to deliver results has left his future uncertain. However, no official statement has been released regarding his potential departure, leaving room for speculation.
The possibility of West Ham winning the Europa League offers a lifeline, potentially securing United’s Champions League qualification despite their league position.
Is Graham Potter right man for the Job?
Despite considerations for Potter, his lackluster stint at Chelsea, where he suffered 11 defeats in 31 games, raises doubts about his suitability for the United job. The club faces a pivotal summer with anticipated changes, and ten Hag’s fate remains uncertain amid the ongoing turbulence.
