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Mauricio Pochettino would take Manchester United to “another dimension”.
That’s according to Jamie O’Hara, who believes the former Tottenham boss is “incredible” and that it is a sham that he is currently out of work.
Pochettino has been linked to Ole Gunnar Solskjaer’s work in recent months as the Red Devils have been fighting in the Premier League.
United were defeated in the Champions League on Wednesday, and the club reportedly responded by contacting Pochettino to probe him about the coach’s work, according to MEN.
O’Hara was asked what he thought of Pochettino taking over at United and what it would mean for the Old Trafford club.
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And it seems that the former Spurs midfielder is convinced it would be a recipe for success.
“I would have Pochettino in most soccer clubs,” O’Hara said. talkSPORT.
“How can you say it’s not amazing? Look at what he did with Southampton and look at what he did at Spurs. Put him on the Man United team and they would go to another dimension.”
He added: “I think you have to give Pochettino great respect for what he did at Spurs. Listen, he didn’t win anything and that’s the biggest regret he has.
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“But where he took that football club, without a budget, without signing any player, producing young players, playing an exciting style of football, made it world class and made Tottenham a guaranteed top four team. every season.
“He led them to a Champions League final, the night they were poor, but as a manager he is amazing. For me, he is the fourth best manager in England at the moment and he has no job.”
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