Manchester United have appointed Mauricio Pochettino as their new head coach, according to Nigeria Info FM. The Argentine manager returns to English football to take charge at Old Trafford following the latest shake-up in the club's dugout.
The move comes as Pochettino steps down from his position leading the United States men's national team. His swift transition back into Premier League management has opened up an immediate vacancy for the American national side, while United move quickly to install him at the helm.
Supporters and analysts are already looking closely at what the tactician will bring to the squad. His arrival at Old Trafford has also drawn comparisons to manager turnover rates across the league, with reports noting United are edging close to unwanted records previously held by Chelsea regarding frequent dugout changes.
Pochettino previously built a strong reputation in English football during his spells managing Southampton, Tottenham Hotspur, and Chelsea, before taking on the international role with the United States. Manchester United fans will now watch to see how quickly the coach can implement his style and steady the team.
