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Mauricio Pochettino’s switch from USA to Manchester United confirmed

The Argentine will leave the United States after two matches, and United will pay a reported $10 million release clause to complete the move.

  • On Friday, Manchester United appointed Argentine Mauricio Pochettino as head coach after sacking Michael Carrick, with the club languishing 18th in the Premier League after its worst start in 40 years.
  • Carrick was relieved of his duties on Thursday after the Red Devils won only three of 15 matches across all competitions, including a humiliating 3-0 home defeat by Bournemouth two weeks prior.
  • Pochettino signed a two-and-a-half-year contract and will officially take over on November 18, though he will first lead the United States men's national team against Haiti in CONCACAF Nations League quarter-finals.
  • U.S. Soccer is now scouring the market for a replacement, reportedly viewing former Manchester City and Barcelona boss Pep Guardiola as its "top target" to lead the national team into a new era.
  • Facing the test of his career, the 54-year-old inherits a squad assembled at considerable expense but lacking confidence and identity after supporters booed players off the pitch following recent defeats.
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The Manchester United has chosen Mauricio Pochettino to try to straighten out a season that is on the way to becoming one of the most committed in its recent history. Today the English club has announced the hiring of the Argentine coach, who relieves Michael Carrick after the bad results have placed the team in the area of descent of the Premier League. The new technician will face the challenge of regaining the competitiveness of a group that …

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