US targets Guardiola as Pochettino reaches full agreement with Man Utd
- Although Mauricio Pochettino remains USMNT head coach, speculation about his future has intensified as Manchester United reportedly considers the Argentine as a successor to Michael Carrick.
- Canada Sports Betting released odds yesterday for a potential successor, listing former USMNT interim coach Callaghan as the 3/1 favorite to replace Pochettino.
- Steve Cherundolo, former USMNT defender, follows at 4/1, while Pellegrino Matarazzo, The New Jersey native currently at Real Sociedad, is also among the top candidates.
- Despite headline speculation about superstar appointments, Pep Guardiola and Antonio Conte remain long-shot candidates at 40/1 odds.
- The United States federation has not approached any candidates, and Pochettino remains in charge as the team prepares for its upcoming match against Haiti.
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Faced with the possibility that Mauricio Pochettino would leave the selection of the United States, the federation of that country would sign Pep Guardiola
The United States Soccer Federation is expected to make Pep Guardiola the leading candidate to replace Mauricio Pochettino, should the Argentine coach leave his post to join Manchester United, reports The Athletic. Sources informed on the matter have told the media that Guardiola has emerged as the Americans' preferred candidate in the event of Pochettino's departure to "Old Trafford". Manchester United are working to reach an agreement with Poc…
US targets Guardiola as Pochettino reaches full agreement with Man Utd
The USA national team have made Pep Guardiola their number one target, with Mauricio Pochettino set for the Manchester United job. The Athletic reports that Pochettino has reached a full agreement with United. The former PSG and Chelsea boss will be officially announced in the coming days. Pochettino is however still expected to take charge […] US targets Guardiola as Pochettino reaches full agreement with Man Utd
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