倒反天罡？曼联、切尔西互换主帅？英媒，波切蒂诺对曼联say yes

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2024-05-24 21:58Posted in Henan Sports Creators

According to the British newspaper "The Times" reporter Charlotte. According to Donkel's report, Manchester United's management have decided to terminate the contract of current manager Ten Hag once the season is over, regardless of whether they can beat Manchester City in the FA Cup final, because Manchester United management are interested in Pochettino, who has just left Chelsea coaching, and want to talk to him.

Contrary to what fans might have suspected, Pochettino's attraction to United was not his previous experience leading Tottenham to the Champions League final, which was five years ago.

Rather, it was Pochettino's approach to Chelsea this season that was of great interest to Manchester United's management and the new chairman, Sir Ratcliffe.

The United hierarchy believes Pochettino has done three things at Chelsea that Ten Hag has failed to do at United.

1: Chelsea have shown strong upward momentum in the second half.

Chinese fans shouted about the Northern Expedition for a year, and near the end of the league, Pochettino managed to do it with a five-game winning streak.

In fact, in addition to five consecutive wins, Chelsea have won 38 points in 19 games in the second half of the Premier League, which is enough to rank fourth in the Premier League in the second half, and the efficiency of two points per game is only five points lower than Liverpool, and it has even entered the title contenders throughout the year. Considering that Chelsea needed a certain period of running-in due to the need for so many players in the transfer period last summer, the difference in the efficiency of picking points between the two halves can be seen as the result of Pochettino's integration.

2: The Chelsea dressing room is smoother.

Also dominated by young players, there were no serious problems in the Chelsea dressing room.

Whether it's the street scolding between Enzo and the fans in the stadium during the season, or the verbal battle between Mudryk and the fans on social media, it is all between the players and the fans.

There has never been an incident in the Chelsea squad where a player has publicly blacked a manager on social media, lied to a player on sick leave, or been ordered by a coach not to enter the staff cafeteria.

3: Pochettino has never passed the buck

Even in the first half of the season, Chelsea were close to the relegation zone, with a worse result than Manchester United.

But as the manager, Pochettino has always been responsible for his responsibilities and will not make excuses like Ten Hag. When asked about his players, Pochettino also focused on exculpation, rather than throwing the blame directly at the players at the press conference.

It is for these three reasons that Manchester United's management wants to talk to Pochettino.

Coincidentally, Chelsea have also taken their eye on Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag.

According to media reports, Chelsea's management, led by Egubarly, admires Ten Hag's tough-guy style and his always comfortable speaking style in front of the media.

At the same time, they believe that Ten Hag has not shirked his responsibilities under the pressure of Manchester United, and the fact that he still wants to stay in the team also shows that he has a strong heart.

On the other hand, Pochettino's casual resignation just because of a disagreement with the management on the transfer deal is a lack of resilience and weakness.

Chelsea's management believe that for their youth army, there is a need for an unrelenting manager like Ten Hag to clean up the team's discipline, and Pochettino's patriarchal management can buy hearts and minds for himself, but it is obviously not good for the team's fighting power.

Obviously, both clubs have eyes that don't look at their own managers, but they can look at each other's managers.

If, at the end of the season, Ten Hag and Pochettino do swap owners, it will be a big joke in the Premier League.

It would be even more interesting if next year's Premier League, with two managers from the club, could lead the team to rise.

Presumably, neutral fans will obviously be looking forward to such a scene.

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