According to Jamie Carragher, Manchester United should look to make the most of the sanctions that have been imposed on Chelsea and lure Thomas Tuchel to Old Trafford. The Red Devils are expected to appoint a new permanent manager at the end of the season.
The Liverpool legend believes Manchester United have the perfect opportunity to recruit Tuchel following the UK government imposing sanctions on the London club.
Following Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich
being sanctioned, the club and their manager are
now facing an uncertain future. There will be
restrictions on transfers, new contracts and ticket
sales.
Tuchel has been a huge success at Stamford Bridge and Carragher has urged Manchester United to make their move for the German boss. He wrote for the Telegraph :
"Tuchel, like everyone else at Stamford Bridge, will have no idea what the future holds at his current club. No one can offer him any assurances about how the squad will look at the start of next season given the club’s sale is on hold. No manager wants to be working amid such a background of uncertainty. If he gets the chance to leave for a club of United’s stature, he must take it."
Despite being linked with PSG manager Mauricio Pochettino and Ajax's Erik ten Hag, this could prove to be the perfect opportunity for United to capitalize on Chelsea's unrest. Carragher wrote:
"United can offer him the security and backing every top coach craves. Yes, it will seem a predatory move – taking advantage of Chelsea’s crisis – but from United and Tuchel’s perspective, the more you consider it, the more of a no-brainer it is."
"Every chief executive in the world looking for a new coach will be – or at least should be – monitoring Tuchel’s mood and public comments between now and the end of the season. Only clubs of a certain calibre could attract him. It would be negligent of United to fail to sound him out. As a coach, he is exactly what they need."
Tuchel has been a huge success at Stamford Bridge and Carragher has urged Manchester United to make their move for the German boss. He wrote for the Telegraph :
"Tuchel, like everyone else at Stamford Bridge, will have no idea what the future holds at his current club. No one can offer him any assurances about how the squad will look at the start of next season given the club’s sale is on hold. No manager wants to be working amid such a background of uncertainty. If he gets the chance to leave for a club of United’s stature, he must take it."
Despite being linked with PSG manager Mauricio Pochettino and Ajax's Erik ten Hag, this could prove to be the perfect opportunity for United to capitalize on Chelsea's unrest. Carragher wrote:
"United can offer him the security and backing every top coach craves. Yes, it will seem a predatory move – taking advantage of Chelsea’s crisis – but from United and Tuchel’s perspective, the more you consider it, the more of a no-brainer it is."
"Every chief executive in the world looking for a new coach will be – or at least should be – monitoring Tuchel’s mood and public comments between now and the end of the season. Only clubs of a certain calibre could attract him. It would be negligent of United to fail to sound him out. As a coach, he is exactly what they need."
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Enemy of progress your plan will not go through
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