Redknapp doubts ‘serial underachiever’ can sort out ‘poisonous’ Man Utd

Jamie Redknapp doesn’t think former Tottenham boss Mauricio Pochettino would be the right man to bring back the glory years at Man Utd.

The Red Devils are three points adrift of fourth-placed Arsenal – who have two games hand on Man Utd – after being held to a 1-1 draw at home to Leicester City.

Man Utd were lacklustre in their draw against the Foxes, lacking a cutting edge with Cristiano Ronaldo sidelined due to illness, and only the video assistant referee’s intervention prevented a Foxes win.

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Fred cancelled out Kelechi Iheanacho’s opener but Leicester thought they had retaken the lead when James Maddison slammed home, except a foul on Raphael Varane in the build-up saw the goal chalked off.

Pochettino and Erik ten Hag have emerged as the favourites for the permanent manager’s job at Man Utd this summer but anyone who comes in will have a huge job on their hands.

But Redknapp doubts that former Spurs boss Pochettino – who is currently managing Paris Saint-Germain in France – is the right man to take the club forward.

Redknapp said on Sky Sports: “They need to get the right manager in, Pochettino has been a serial underachiever as much as I like him.

“Can he go and do it at Manchester United? There’s no real belief that he can.

“Ten Hag’s done a great job at Ajax where you should really win the league, you’ve got the best players.

“So, it’s not going to be easy,