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It feels fitting that Manchester United have stepped up the interview process to appoint their next manager in the week when The Apprentice final airs, given so many events at Old Trafford in recent years have felt like they've been scripted especially for TV.
Manchester United plan to speak to «multiple candidates» for the role of manager at Old Trafford, sources have told ESPN, after interviewing Ajax head coach Erik ten Hag earlier this week.
Gary Neville expects Manchester United to name their next permanent manager as early as next week after Erik ten Hag was interviewed for the position.
Reports suggest that Manchester United now have a four-man shortlist to replace Ralf Rangnick this summer — we examine the runners and riders. It appears that United are not interested in extending Rangnick's stay as coach, and given the mediocre results since his appointment, he has done little to force the hand of club CEO Richard Arnold to keep him on. Ad/> Perhaps that is a blessing for Rangnick, given the club also appear to have no clear plan for what they will do with him for the next two years of his contract, and they also don’t yet have a clear direction about where to go next.
Manchester United are reportedly yet to finalise any future role for Ralf Rangnick, and have Erik ten Hag or Mauricio Pochettino on a four-man shortlist to be their next manager. Sky Sports reports that «no meetings have taken place» with Rangnick to outline his next role at Old Trafford following the end of his interim spell as manager.
Holly Willoughby has shared a message of 'hope' as she broke her social media silence during her time away from This Morning. The presenter was forced off the ITV daytime show this week after testing positive for coronavirus. Her positive test came just hours before she was supposed to host the Dancing On Ice semi-finals alongside Phillip Schofield on Sunday.
Manchester United might be in their longest spell of the season without a game but the next two weeks could yet turn out to be the most important of their campaign.
The culture at Manchester United was reset by Ole Gunnar Solskjaer - to the 1970s or 80s. United strayed close to six years without any use for silver polish in 1974 and were relegated. That trophy drought extended to nine years but United's rebirth began with relegation.