Silly season never sleeps for managers and that seems to be the case for Mauricio Pochettino. The USMNT boss has had his name linked to clubs like Real Madrid during his national team tenure and his name has popped up once again. This time, Manchester United is reportedly crafting a list of possible successors to Michael Carrick who has led the Red Devils into the drop zone and the USA manager is the top target.
Poch’s resume speaks for itself as he led Tottenham to a Champions League final and turned
the USMNT into an attack minded international side on its way to a solid World Cup. His new contract, signed after the tournament, has a clause that would require Man U to drop $10 million to USSF if they want to bring him onboard.
A change in managers would disrupt the process Poch has started in the international windows following the World Cup of playing the kids. However, with nearly four years until the 2030 tournament, a new face would have plenty of time to bring in new ideas.
