United States national team head coach Mauricio Pochettino has not ruled out the possibility of taking charge of Manchester United if the Premier League club approaches him with an offer.
As reported by İdman.Biz, citing the BBC, several sources have indicated that the Argentine manager would be willing to consider the opportunity should Manchester United formally express their interest.
Pochettino extended his contract with the United States Soccer Federation in August. However, reports suggest that the new agreement includes special clauses allowing him to leave the national team if he receives an offer from certain leading European clubs.
Manchester United are reportedly already exploring potential replacements for Michael Carrick, whose future at Old Trafford has become increasingly uncertain. The possibility of Carrick leaving his position is believed to be growing.
Another candidate for the managerial role is Antonio Conte. According to reports, the Italian coach is also interested in taking charge of the English club.
Pochettino has extensive Premier League experience, having previously managed Southampton, Tottenham Hotspur and Chelsea. He also led Paris Saint-Germain, winning the Ligue 1 title during his time in France.
The 54-year-old Argentine is particularly remembered for guiding Tottenham to the UEFA Champions League final in 2019, where his team lost 2-0 to Liverpool.
For now, Pochettino remains in charge of the United States national team, and no official negotiations with Manchester United have been announced.
