The Telegraph: Manchester United players prefer Pochettino, but Lonnick appreciates Tenhag more

According to the latest report by The Daily Telegraph Manchester reporter James Ducker, more and more Manchester United players are more inclined to Pochettino as the next Manchester United manager.

After Woodward's departure last month, Pochettino, as a candidate, is seen as gaining growing support in the dressing room at Old Trafford.

Sources from France say Pochettino will leave Paris Saint-Germain at the end of the season. There is even news that If Paris Saint-Germain loses to Real Madrid in the Champions League round of 16, Pochettino may even leave the club early.

But the Telegraph mentioned that United may have to move quickly if they are to compete for Pochettino, as Real Madrid are assessing the circumstances that followed Ancelotti's breakup. Ajax coach Eric Tenhag is another candidate, with people like Roberto Mancini, Brandon Rodgers, Lopetegui and Luis Enrique all linked to the Manchester United managerial role.

However, Pochettino's manpower management skills, experience in training courses, record of developing players, style in football and experience in the Premier League are all considered the reasons for his real popularity in the Manchester United squad. The Argentine is highly respected by many players he has worked with, and this has not been overlooked in United's dressing room, such as Ali, who has just moved to Everton.

And in Paris Pochettino has established a good working relationship with striker Mbappe, who is in good shape this season.

A senior source at Old Trafford admitted last month that Pochettino was "really fit" for the challenges United face as he was well suited to rebuilding and revitalizing a disappointed, underperforming team while nurturing a stagnant group of young talent.

Speaking of Pochettino, the source said: "United's current situation and the ability they need is the environment that Pochettino is the most suitable environment, and if it is him, we will give him time. ”

In the second part of the article, James Ducker mentioned that interim head coach Lonnick greatly appreciates Tenhag, but it is unclear how much influence Lonnick can play in the next selection process. In addition, the next four games will determine the fate of Lonnick, as well as his potential future at Manchester United.