6 candidates to replace Amorim at MU

Ruben Amorim's future at MU has become uncertain after only 6 months in charge and Massimiliano Allegri has emerged as the number one candidate to replace him.

According to British media, Massimiliano Allegri is considered an easy replacement for Amorim. The former Juventus captain was once praised by Sir Alex as a "tactical master", and was almost appointed to replace Ten Hag in October 2024. Allegri was fired by Juve just two days after winning the Coppa Italia, after a heated conflict with reporters and Sports Director Cristiano Giuntoli. However, he won 5 Scudetto, 5 national cups and reached the Champions League final twice with the "Old Lady".

A "crazy but true" scenario of Jose Mourinho returning to Manchester United? Mourinho helped Manchester United win the European title in 2017 and is currently having a relatively stable season with Fenerbahce. However, the possibility of Sir Jim Ratcliffe bringing him back is very low because of his turbulent past.

Coach Oliver Glasner has just helped Crystal Palace win the FA Cup, the first title in the club's 120-year history. He also won the Europa League with Frankfurt in 2022. Notably, Palace beat MU 4-0 when Glasner first took the job.

Kieran McKenna is a young coach who worked at MU under Mourinho and Ole Gunnar Solskjaer. Although Ipswich were relegated, McKenna is still highly regarded after helping the team gain two consecutive promotions from League One to the Premier League.

Mauricio Pochettino is also being considered. The former Spurs and Chelsea boss is now in charge of the US national team. Despite taking Tottenham to the Champions League final, Pochettino has never won a major trophy in England and taking over at United could be a big gamble.

Gareth Southgate has announced he will take at least a year off after retiring from the England team after Euro 2024. Southgate had been linked with Ineos. However, Southgate's appointment will be unlikely to please Old Trafford fans.

Source: https://znews.vn/6-ung-vien-thay-amorim-o-mu-post1555050.html