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Former Manchester United striker Dimitar Berbatov has said it is “difficult to blame” his former club for contacting Mauricio Pochettino about the manager’s work at Old Trafford.
Today we report that the club hierarchy is rapidly losing patience with Ole Gunnar Solskjaer and we have reached out to Pochettino’s representatives about a possible deal to replace the Norwegian.
The former Spurs boss is said to be interested in the move after revealing about Sky Sports’ Monday night football you are ready to return to management.
Although Berbatov believes United are justified in their pursuit of the Argentine given his poor start to the season, it remains to be seen whether he will be able to get the best out of his key players, something that every club coach since Sir Alex Ferguson has struggled to do at some point. way.
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He told Betfair: “If there is truth to the Mauricio Pochettino rumors, it’s hard to really blame United.
“When the team plays badly, the responsibility stops with the boss, and this has always been true.
“I saw him recently as a guest commentator, and he said he’s ready to work again, so it’s hard to stop those rumors. The only thing that won’t change, though, is the players. A new boss won’t change how they play.
“Yes, when you have a new coach you can see a rebound, but in general the attitude remains the same. No aggression, no passion, no accountability to each other.
“The players need to change their attitude as much as the coach needs to change.”
United travel to Merseyside to face Everton on Saturday, with Solskjaer under pressure to achieve a positive result.
The Toffees started off brilliantly, but have lost their last two Premier League games and the Red Devils will be looking to take advantage of their recent poor form.
Manchester United have approached Mauricio Pochettino with a view to replacing Ole Gunnar Solskjaer as the club’s next manager.
The MEN understands that United has contacted Pochettino’s representatives amid the team’s terrible form with Solskjaer. The MEN reported last December that Pochettino wants to take over as United manager and is not believed to have changed his stance on the role.
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Berbatov continued, calling the match a ‘must win’ if Solskjaer is to have any chance of keeping his job.
“Everton on Saturday is now a great game for United, and I think if they lose this, it will probably be the point where they look for a new manager,” he said.
“They are 15th in the table, they could be lower depending on other results if they lose on Saturday, and that is not acceptable for a club like United. It is a must win for United and Ole Gunnar Solskjaer.”
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