Former Barcelona boss Ernesto Valverde is being considered as Michael Carrick's replacement at Manchester United.

Manchester United is reportedly considering former Barcelona and Athletic Club manager Ernesto Valverde as a potential option to replace head coach Michael Carrick. Carrick is expected to be dismissed by INEOS, though club officials Omar Berrada and Jason Wilcox are scheduled to meet Sir Jim Ratcliffe in Monaco before a final decision is finalized.
Valverde is currently available after leaving Athletic Club in May. However, the report notes he may face hurdles due to a lack of Premier League experience, while alternative candidates including Mauricio Pochettino, Eddie Howe, and Antonio Conte are also being linked to the managerial position.
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