Next Manchester United manager odds: Who will replace Ten Hag?

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Erik ten Hag endured the worst start for a Man United manager in over a century, with defeats to both Brighton and Brentford. However, their form has turned around since and they’re booked a Champions League spot for next season.

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Things are currently on track but it doesn’t seem to take much to detail the United juggernaut so Paddy’s traders have price up who could be the next Manchester United manager.

Zinedine Zidane

More of an ego manager than a football manager. Zinedine Zidane feels like the boss level Ole Gunnar Solskjaer and had great success at Real Madrid. He was less effective in his last stint there but he could do well with United’s bottomless resources and star names. He might be holding out for the France national team or the PSG job though.

Julian Nagelsmann

Julian Nagelsmann was bizarrely axed by Bayern Munich earlier this year and replaced by Thomas Tuchel.

The German is a young and progressive manager but is that what United need? Or do the Old Trafford hierarchy want a manager that can win silverware now?

Roberto De Zerbi

Roberto De Zerbi has done a fantastic job at Brighton, with his side landing a spot in Europe next season.

The Italian has been linked with numerous clubs around Europe, with De Zerbi’s stock rising since he took over at Brighton.

Could the Seagulls fend off interest from big suitors? Or will De Zerbi jump ship like Graham Potter?

Michael Carrick

Former Manchester United midfielder Michael Carrick has enjoyed a short spell in the hot seat at Old Trafford and he’s gone on to do a great job at Middlesbrough in the Championship. He would be a popular appointment with the Old Trafford faithful but could it come too soon?

Graham Potter

Graham Potter only lasted six months at Chelsea following his move from Brighton and his reputation will have taken a hit as a result. However, the Stamford Bridge side were a bit of a basket case and it felt like more players arrived than the club scored goals in that time.

Brendan Rodgers

Former Liverpool and Leicester boss Brendan Rodgers has his sides playing great football and they often overachieve, though he did run out of steam at the King Power. How would the United faithful react to an ex-Kopite running their club?

Diego Simeone

Atletico Madrid boss Diego Simeone seems like a permanent fixture in the Spanish capital and it’s hard to imagine him prowling any other touchline in his trademark black suit. However, there are consistent rumours of his possible exit and he features prominently on Paddy’s traders’ long list to take on a new challenge.