1.Ryan Giggs
Here’s the man who everyone at and around the club seriously adores and recognizes his aspirations for the Old Trafford-based club. Someone who’s been an interim manager at United already, Giggs hasn’t had any real experience of managing a club, but he’s being backed time and time again to take charge after Louis van Gaal departs Upper Manchester next season.
Giggs is 41 and is currently the assistant manager at United and is often seen advising Louis van Gaal along the sidelines, apart from sitting beside him. Giggs deployed a 4-4-2 formation during his short stint at the helm and the two midfielders were given the license to exchange roles from deep-lying midfielders to forward thinking midfielders respectively. The wingers had more of a role to make penetrating runs on their flanks while the role of a number 10 is jettisoned
Giggs knows the club inside out and knows what is the tradition and what goes around it. And by the looks of how much backing and encouragement he’s getting from both van Gaal and Sir Alex Ferguson, he may end up being the next Manchester United manager.