Manchester United are not expected to pursue Eddie Howe, Antonio Conte and Julian Nagelsmann, making Mauricio Pochettino a favourite.

David Ornstein reported that Manchester United are not pursuing Julian Nagelsmann, Eddie Howe, or Antonio Conte as potential replacements for Michael Carrick. With United reportedly preparing to part ways with Carrick, Ornstein suggested that a process of elimination points toward Mauricio Pochettino as a viable contender for the managerial role.
Pochettino has reportedly emerged as a frontrunner backed by the Glazer family, who previously passed over the Argentine manager in 2018 and 2022. While Howe was previously linked as Jason Wilcox's preferred candidate, United appear to have moved away from that option as Carrick awaits formal confirmation of his departure.
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