The debate for who takes over as new Man United manager is still a big one at Old Trafford, MySportDab reports.
Many names have been drawn out by the club as to who they want to takeover next season.
Man United decision is still yet to be confirmed as everybody who have a say are going on in different directions as to who they will give the job.
The likes of Mauricio Pochettino, Zinedine Zidane and Erik ten Hag are all the leading candidates who might be taking over soon.
Ralf Rangnick is also in favor of landing the job on a permanent basis if the decision leads down to him being appointed.
Although it’s a case of how well he perform with him still struggling to win games which talks of him being dropped immediately has been making rounds.
There is a big division of decision which earlier saw Paul Pogba endorsing Ralf Rangnick as manager if they want him to extend his contract.
Manchester United’s new CEO Richard Arnold is favouring the potential appointment of Erik ten Hag as the club’s next permanent manager, according to reports from The Sun.
The Dutchman is on the Red Devils’ final shortlist of candidates alongside Mauricio Pochettino and Luis Enrique including Zinedine Zidane who could still get the job despite links with PSG.
United’s interim boss Ralf Rangnick wants Erik ten Hag to fill his shoes in the summer, and Arnold is fully behind him, but it remains to be seen whether Ten Hag will leave Ajax.
Many others also sees Mauricio Pochettino as the possible choice knowing he was suppose to be the one they appoint before going for Ralf Rangnick temporarily until next season.
