One of United's favourites for the official manager next season is Pochettino, who, according to The British media, will ask the club to bring in former favourite Harry Kane if paris Saint-Germain coach joins the Reds.
The 49-year-old Pochettino has always been the manager's candidate in the eyes of United's top brass, but due to timing problems, he has not been able to coach the Red Devils. However, now that he is likely to leave Grand Paris at the end of the season, Zidane is believed to be the next head coach of the team.
According to the Daily Telegraph, if Pochettino can get the Manchester United manager, he will urge the top brass to sign England captain Kane, who has worked with Kane for a long time during the Tottenham era and is very familiar with him. The 28-year-old Kane has always wanted to leave Tottenham, but pressure to move to Manchester City before the start of the season was blocked by Daniel Levy and had to stay in the team.
Kane's contract with Tottenham will enter the final two-year deadline this summer, but if United wants to bring him in, it will still be difficult, and it will take more than 150 million pounds to have a chance to achieve it. Levy never compromised at the negotiating table, and last summer, Kane came up with the so-called "gentleman's agreement" that could be transferred without the Champions League, and the Tottenham giants simply ignored it: the money was not enough, and the king of heaven was useless.
United's current main centre-forward Cristiano Ronaldo is 37 years old and Cavani is also 34 years old, who is sure to leave the team at the end of his contract this summer. As a result, a new striker, who is also an important target for the Red Devils' transfer window this summer, is tied with the new back at the top of the buy list.
Kane will turn 29 in July and will still not win any title this season, so the new owner has to win the title, and whether Manchester United can make him believe that he can win the title after joining will be another key factor in his introduction.
If United asked Pochettino to coach, it might enhance the appeal to Kane, with the Daily Telegraph saying the Manchester United board favored the Argentine as a "real fit" for the club's character.
Meanwhile, the Daily Mail reported that Manchester United's new president, Richard Arnold, who took office this month, will conduct a retrospective review of the club's transfer action in the winter window in January, as it is widely believed that the Red Devils' transfer work has been mishandled.
United did not bring in any new signings in the winter transfer window, renting out Martial, Armad Diallo and Van der Beek, while Jesse Lingard was refused to rent or sell despite the imminent expiry of his contract. In the past, United executives agreed that it was best not to buy people in the winter window, because it was difficult to complete a value-for-money reinforcement, but Alexander-Arnold questioned whether this strategy was reasonable.
Arnold believes that With Manchester City and Liverpool bringing in Luis Diaz and Julian Alvarez in the winter window respectively, the club's transfer system could be more flexible than old-fashioned and rigid. After the "second Tokuko" takes office, whether the transfer of Manchester United will be transformed, whether the efficiency of buying and selling players can be improved, and when the summer transfer window arrives, fans will be able to see the results.