Report: Manchester United begins negotiations with Pochettino to replace Carrick

Manchester United is negotiating with Argentine coach Mauricio Pochettino to replace Michael Carrick, after the worst start to a season in 40 years. Carrick's future is expected to be decided at a meeting in Monaco today. The report indicates that Pochettino extended his contract with the US national team until 2030.

English club Manchester United is negotiating with Argentine coach Mauricio Pochettino to replace Michael Carrick as manager, as the team suffers its worst start to a football season in 40 years. Carrick's future is expected to be decided at a meeting in Monaco on Wednesday, attended by CEO Omar Berrada, sporting director Jason Wilcox, and co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe. The official website of the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) reported that discussions are underway about the possibility of Pochettino, who previously managed Tottenham Hotspur and Chelsea, returning to the English Premier League. The report indicates that Pochettino extended his contract with the US national team on August 3 last year for an additional four years, keeping him in charge until the end of the next World Cup in 2030. Manchester United, the historic Premier League champion tied with Liverpool with 20 titles, is suffering a disastrous start this season, sitting in 18th place (third from bottom) with only 8 points after playing its first ten matches, achieving one win, five draws, and four losses.