Celtic duo Auston Trusty and Cameron Carter-Vickers could see their national team boss move on to pastures now.

USMNT head coach Mauricio Pochettino is reportedly open to talks with Manchester United, which could lead to managerial changes for Celtic defenders Auston Trusty and Cameron Carter-Vickers. Reports indicate United is considering parting ways with Michael Carrick and would need to pay a £7 million ($10 million) break clause to US Soccer to secure Pochettino's services.
The potential departure brings contrasting implications for the Celtic teammates. The Celtic Bhoys notes that while Carter-Vickers has struggled for international opportunities under Pochettino, Trusty has been a squad regular and is currently training with the USMNT for friendlies against Uruguay and Paraguay.
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