MU: At the betting offices, Zidane isn't the number one Mou successor

The arrival of the 46-year-old Argentine trainer would cost three times. Mauricio Pochettino has long been a "target" for "red devils" because he prefers offensive football, and boldly throws young players, and Manchester has had shortcomings in both areas since Sir Alex Ferguson's retirement in 2013. Pochettino extended his contract to his station in London in May 2023, so the Manchester would probably have to go deep into their pockets.

He is followed by a series of triumphs of Real Madrid, three times leading the Champions League Championship, until Zinédine Zidane, who is currently a French leader without a team. The bettors get five times their invested amount if the 46-year-old Zidane becomes the leader in Old Trafford.

United said Tuesday morning that he thanked Mourinho for his work in May 2016 and soon appointed his offspring, who would be seated on the bench as an authorized coach until the end of the season. Sky Sports reports that the second-hand player, Michael Carrick, who retired in May, will be in charge of the team, and that his finalization would cost 11 times.

Monaco's former coach, Leonardo Jardim from Portugal, is tenfold, Antonio Conte, 13 times leading Chelsea until the summer, while Arsenal's former legendary trainer, Arsene Wenger, would pay 21 times.

The MU is ranked sixth in the Premier League with 26 points after 17 rounds, the worst championship of the last 28 seasons, from "red devils".

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