Mauricio Pochettino Reportedly Set to Manage Manchester United
Sky Germany reports that Mauricio Pochettino has reached a verbal agreement to become the new manager of Manchester United following the dismissal of Michael Carrick.
According to a report by Sky Germany, Mauricio Pochettino has verbally agreed to take over as the manager of Manchester United. This development follows the club's decision to dismiss Michael Carrick due to poor performance during the current season. The Manchester United board reportedly moved quickly to secure Pochettino, who is currently under contract with the United States Soccer Federation until 2030. To facilitate this transition, Manchester United is expected to pay a compensation fee of approximately 9 million euros to the U.S. federation. While the agreement is described as being in place, Pochettino is still scheduled to lead the U.S. national team in their upcoming CONCACAF Nations League quarter-final matches against Haiti on November 15. For fans and residents in Thailand who follow international football, this transition marks a significant shift for one of the world's most popular clubs. While the verbal agreement has been widely reported, official confirmation from Manchester United regarding the appointment and the timeline for Pochettino's arrival at Old Trafford remains to be finalized. Supporters are now waiting for an official announcement from the club to clarify when the Argentine manager will officially begin his duties.
