Pochettino was big on togetherness. Insisted on creating a homely environment for everyone. Believed a harmonious culture at Cobham would help performances on the pitch.

Daily Mail writers argue that United States manager Mauricio Pochettino represents the strong culture and disciplined leadership Manchester United need if they decide to replace Michael Carrick. Pochettino has become the bookmakers' favorite to take over at Old Trafford, having openly spoken about his interest in managing the club in the past.
Pochettino's USA contract reportedly contains a release clause valued at around £7 million to £7.5 million, excluding compensation for his coaching staff. The article highlights his past managerial spells at Tottenham and Chelsea, noting his reputation for strict discipline, high-intensity demands, and strong relationships with players such as United defender Luke Shaw.
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