Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's Manchester United have lost three of their last four Premier League games, including a horrific nine goals against Leicester City and Liverpool Red Devils, bringing morale to the bottom. It is rumored that Manchester United may shoot at the Norwegian star after the hell schedule in an attempt to turn himself around in the season; who will be a viable manager for Manchester United?
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="2" > Wayne Rooney</h1>
Like Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, Wayne Rooney is a legend at Manchester United. However, Rooney's status in the team is obviously higher, because the 36-year-old young coach is Manchester United's goal scorer in the Premier League era, leading the five league titles. After retiring, Wayne Rooney took charge of Championship side Derby County, but due to the team's poor financial problems, he won only 25% of the team and has only won 13 of his 52 games so far. However, Rooney's team is finally better than Ole Solskjaer on a tactical level, and if the coaches are not willing to come and clean up the mess, Rooney is also a viable option.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="4" > Antonio Conte</h1>
Antonio Conte is one of the strongest coaches in the reconstruction department, and with him on the team it is basically impossible to lose. In Juventus, Chelsea and Inter Milan, he has led the league to win the championship, which shows his strength. However, he is not a coach who can get along well with the big names in the team, and he has been at odds with the Brazilian gang led by Diego Costa, Willian and David Luiz at Chelsea; at the same time, his relationship with the club's senior management is often in a state of tension of "stepping on a tightrope", and for Conte, who needs 100% power to transfer, he may not be a good candidate for Manchester United.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="6" > Zidane</h1>
French champion Zinedine Zidane is the most brilliant of the most entertained managers at home, the 49-year-old former Real Madrid manager who has led three Champions League titles and two La Liga titles. Zidane did not show much on the tactical level, but his improvement in the spirit and morale of the team was considerable, coupled with the courage of the on-the-spot mobilization ability, Zidane was really a better leader than Ole Solskjaer. However, it is rumored that the relationship between C Ronaldo and Zidane is not good, and Zidane may be deterred.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="8" > Michael Carrick</h1>
Michael Carrick is United's current assistant coach and could be a viable temporary alternative if Ole Solskjaer does get off the bench. However, under the leadership of Ole Solskjaer, the team really did not have much improvement at the tactical level, and Michael Carrick, as an assistant coach, may have to pay some responsibility. If he were to replace Ole Solskjaer, it might be a senseless move to change the soup without changing the medicine.