On April 21, Beijing time, Manchester United officially announced that Teng hahe will officially become the team manager next season. Carragher also envisioned Tenhach's prospects at Manchester United in his column.
Is he the man United is looking for?
I think so. I know it's not easy to choose between him and Pochettino, and I like Pochettino a lot, but I think Tenhach's job at Ajax is great, and Pochettino's performance in Paris is not so good. I loved Pochettino during the Tottenham era, but they never got the trophy. People always say Pochettino has experience coaching Premier League teams, but if you look at Ajax's performances in recent years, I don't think it's hard to choose between the two of them.
I was thrilled to see Tenhach in the Premier League. His Ajax played exciting football and made an impression in the Champions League.
Does the appointment mean it will take years for United to get back to the top? I don't think United will waste next season and next season. Knowing that they are Manchester United, I'm sure they'll put a lot of money into the summer. Look at the players they brought in last summer: Ronaldo, Sancho and Varane. They don't buy these players to compete for four, they go to the championship.
Of course, the Premier League also has Klopp's Liverpool and Guardiola's Manchester City, and it will be difficult to catch up with them next season, but I don't think United will waste a season, they will not say that they are not fighting for the title.
People say That Manchester United is always changing coaches, but in fact most coaches get two or three years at Manchester United. Mourinho, Van Gaal and Solskjaer are all like this. For a manager who is coaching at a big club, it's hard to ask the club to give you more time. The club won't give you five years unless you can lead the team to significant progress every year. For any manager, two years is enough time, and if there is no sign of improvement in the team during this period, it is time to change coaches.
Can Tenhach hold the dressing room?
He needs to make some brave decisions. I've been saying for a long time that United need to give up some of the biggest stars in the squad, build a team with young and dynamic players and compete with Klopp and Guardiola.
No one expects United to win the Premier League next season, but United must not always be in a position of fourth place. Given United's position and commitment, you have to secure the top four and then attack the top two. Tuchel didn't take much time to change Chelsea, and if your idea is that it will take four to five years to change the team, then United don't need that idea. If they appoint the right manager, they can strike the Premier League title in a few years.
What is the biggest problem facing Tenhach?
Drop some players and bring in great players. He needs to bring in two or three of the right players and give up two or three players who might create problems or don't fit his system, but it's not that easy. He'll change the face of some players, but he may also need to add three or four new faces to his starting line-up. No team is as bad as they think, and they're not that far from success, which is the experience I got from Liverpool.
How will Tenhach affect the academy?
United have a tradition of promoting young players from academy. That's something you should be proud of, they've had this tradition since the 1950s and 1960s. From Liverpool's point of view, this is enviable for Manchester United.
But now they face stiff competition from City's academy, but United will still not give up on their traditions. Louis van Gaal has given a lot of young people a chance and Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has done a good job of that, so I'm sure Tenhach will do the same.
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