Manchester United is reportedly considering former Chelsea and PSG manager Thomas Tuchel as a potential replacement for current boss Erik ten Hag. Rumors have been swirling since the summer about Ten Hag’s uncertain future, and now, with Tuchel available after his departure from Bayern Munich, United may be preparing to make a managerial change.
Sources suggest that the Red Devils have been monitoring Tuchel for some time, with the club contemplating parting ways with Ten Hag during the summer. Now that Tuchel is without a club, the German coach has become a strong candidate to take the helm at Old Trafford if United decides to move on from Ten Hag.
Club officials are expected to meet in London soon to discuss the team's poor start to the season, and Ten Hag’s position will reportedly be a key point of discussion. Tuchel, who guided Bayern Munich to the Champions League semi-finals last season before losing out on the Bundesliga title, is seen as a manager who could step in immediately, making him an attractive option for the Manchester United board.
While Tuchel is a leading candidate, it's understood that United is also considering other managerial options, though those individuals are currently employed elsewhere. The situation remains fluid as the club evaluates its next steps amidst growing pressure for results.