Manchester United have identified Ten Hag’s successor

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Manchester United have identified Ten Hag's successor

The management of MU has already established contact with the coach likely to take over from Erik Ten Hag on his bench.

Manchester United are not sure they will continue for very long with their current manager, Erik Ten Hag. Even if results have improved recently, the Dutch coach could be asked to leave his place at the end of the current season.

Manchester United target former Chelsea manager

The coach of Real Madrid, Carlo Ancelotti, would appear in the small papers of Mancunian officials. The contract of the Italian coach Real Madrid runs until June and many sources claim that he will take charge of the Brazilian national team in 2024.

But Radio Cope assures that Manchester United have also made an offer to Ancelotti for the coming season. The information comes from Spanish journalist Arancha Rodriguez. The latter even ensures that “Carletto” has a contract offer on the table from United.

As a reminder, Ancelotti has already coached in the Premier League. He first took care of Chelsea between 2009 and 2011, winning the league title in the process, before managing the Everton Toffees.

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