Manchester United are in search of a new head coach after parting ways with Erik ten Hag after the club’s worst start to a EPL season.
The Dutchman was removed from his role after goals from Crysencio Summerville and an injury-time Jarrod Bowen penalty saw West Ham United become the latest side to defeat the Red Devils, as the Hammers ran out 2-1 winners at the London Stadium on Sunday.
The defeat saw Manchester United fall to an alarming 14th place in the table, the 54-year-old boss has oversaw a run of just one win from their last eight games in all competitions. With pressure on the Dutchman’s job building with each poor result, his departure was officially confirmed by the club on Monday afternoon and speculation is already rife as to who will take his place in the Old Trafford dugout.
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The defeat saw Manchester United fall to an alarming 14th place in the table, the 54-year-old boss has oversaw a run of just one win from their last eight games in all competitions. With pressure on the Dutchman’s job building with each poor result, his departure was officially confirmed by the club on Monday afternoon and speculation is already rife as to who will take his place in the Old Trafford dugout.
5. Kieran McKenna - 9/1
Formerly at Manchester United as the club's under 18s coach, he led Ipswich Town to back-to-back promotions, but has yet to taste victory since promotion to the EPL. Could he be about the depart Portman Road in order to return to Old Trafford? | Getty Images Photo: Dan Istitene/Getty Images
6. Rúben Amorim - 8/1
The Sporting boss has saw his reputation blossom in recent months and is one of the more interesting names on the list of favourites for the Manchester United job. | Emilio Andreoli Photo: Emilio Andreoli
7. Julian Nagelsmann - 6/1
He wasn't able to take Germany to Euros glory on home soil at Euro 2024 this summer, but would he up sticks to join Manchester United this early into his time as Germany head coach? | Getty Images Photo: Alex Grimm/Getty Images
8. Gareth Southgate - 4/1
Has already stated he would like a year out from the gae after bringing his eight year stint as head coach England to an end in the summer. He's got admirers at Old Trafford - could they tempt him to end his vacation early? | Getty Images Photo: Getty Images