MAURICIO POCHETTINO has emerged as a major contender to succeed Michael Carrick as Manchester United manager. And the former Tottenham and Chelsea boss, 54, would be a perfect fit Old Trafford. On Monday it emerged that Carrick, 45, is set…

The Sun's Etienne Fermie argues that Mauricio Pochettino is the ideal candidate to replace Michael Carrick as Manchester United manager. With Carrick reportedly set to be dismissed during the international break, reports indicate that the 54-year-old United States head coach is open to taking over at Old Trafford.
Fermie outlines five key reasons for hiring Pochettino, including his track record of developing young talent, fostering strong dressing room cultures, and rebuilding struggling squads. The writer also points to Pochettino's positive relationship with the British media and his potential ability to revive the form of forward Marcus Rashford.
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