Former Newcastle manager remains available for Old Trafford job…

Eddie Howe has reportedly turned down an approach to take over at Crystal Palace as he seeks to remain in contention for the Manchester United job. With current Manchester United manager Michael Carrick set to be dismissed, Howe is considered a strong candidate alongside Mauricio Pochettino, who is reportedly gaining broader internal support at Old Trafford.
Crystal Palace are expected to dismiss manager Pierre Sage following a 3-1 defeat to Liverpool, which left the club bottom of the Premier League. Meanwhile, Manchester United sit 18th in the table, with director of football James Wilcox and chief executive Omar Berrada leading the managerial search, subject to approval from Sir Jim Ratcliffe.
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