Sir Jim Ratcliffe is part of a strong team at Manchester United focused on achieving success with the club’s next permanent manager appointment.
Since becoming a co-owner, Ratcliffe made the tough choice to dismiss former manager Ruben Amorim.
The club then appointed Michael Carrick as caretaker manager until the season ends, which has positively impacted the team’s performance.
As Carrick has only eleven games left, discussions are now about who might replace him in the summer.
Diego Simeone, who has been with Atletico Madrid for over a decade, is one of the names mentioned for the role.
Gareth Southgate is unlikely to be considered as he prefers not to return to Premier League management.
Oliver Glasner may also be a candidate, especially after he indicated he might leave Crystal Palace.
Ratcliffe has set a deadline for appointing United’s next permanent manager.
According to the Manchester Evening News, Ratcliffe aims to finalize this before the World Cup finals in North America this summer.
If Carrick secures a permanent contract by helping the team qualify for the Champions League, he may continue in the role.
However, if the team fails to qualify, other options like Glasner could be considered.
Fans will be looking for updates from the club regarding the search for the right manager.