With the latest defeat to Liverpool patience is running thin in the red side of Manchester with most calling for David Moyes’s head. While the hierarchy at Manchester United claims that they are behind David Moyes 100%, it does not really take a pundit to work out that things are bad and the Scotsman is living on borrowed time at the moment. However most agree that even if David Moyes is sacked he will probably be replaced by a caretaker manager for the remainder of the season (the name of Paul Scholes is doing the rounds). The real question is which are the candidates who can take over the role of the manager in Manchester United in the summer?
1. Louis Van Gaal
The most realistic candidate to take over Manchester United in the summer should David Moyes gets the sack. Lois Van Gaal is a manager with a proven track record having managed clubs like Barcelona and Bayern Munich. Currently the manager of the Netherlands national team, he should be available to take over Manchester United after the World Cup gets over this year. With Louis Van Gaal declaring that he wants to win the championship in all four countries it’s more than a decent possibility that the Dutchman is coming to Manchester United. The only drawback is that Louis Van Gaal takes a little time to adjust a new team as his tactics and it’s unlikely that the Manchester United fans will have much patience for the man who takes over their club.
2. Diego Simeone
If rumours are to be believed then Diego Simeone is currently very high in the wish list of the Manchester United hierarchy to take over Manchester United in the summer. With Simeone having proved himself with Atletico Madrid this season taking on vastly superior sides in Barcelona and Real Madrid toe to toe in the La Liga and the Champions League, the stock of Simeone has never been higher. Add to the fact that he is still young and is a long term prospect and suddenly it feels that this is a winning combination right here. Only thing which will go against Simeone is his relative inexperience of managing any really big clubs and the pressure which comes with it.
3. Jurgen Klopp
The Borussia Dortmund manager is just the right mix of experience and youthful exuberance for a really big club like Manchester United. A proven manager who has won the league despite the presence of one of the biggest club in the world in Bayern Munich, Klopp is certainly a winner who knows how to win trophies. Also add the fact that he is incredibly loyal and does not run away from the club he is managing makes him the perfect suit for Manchester United in paper. However the problem is that Jurgen Klopp is not really interested in the Manchester United job and it will take some convincing to see him as the Manchester United manager.
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