USA Targets Pep Guardiola As Mauricio Pochettino Heads To United

Published 6h ago · Latest report 2h ago · Leadership change

Affects United States and United Kingdom · Covered in 2 countries

Earlier on this storyManchester United Dismisses Michael Carrick and Secures Mauricio Pochettino1w ago
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United States soccer targets Pep Guardiola as Mauricio Pochettino prepares to join Manchester United.

United States soccer officials have identified Pep Guardiola as their preferred choice to take over the national team. The search comes as incumbent manager Mauricio Pochettino prepares to depart for a coaching role at Manchester United.

  • The clauseManchester United is set to pay $10,000,000 to secure the release of Mauricio Pochettino from his national team contract.
  • The backgroundMauricio Pochettino agreed in principle to succeed Michael Carrick following a difficult start to the Premier League season.
Why it matters

Coaching changes at the elite level of club and international football can trigger rapid structural shifts across organizations. National teams must move quickly to secure successors when high-profile managers are poached by major clubs.

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  1. Nov 5Manchester United dismissed Michael Carrick and secured an agreement with Mauricio Pochettino.
  2. Nov 12United States soccer officials targeted Pep Guardiola to succeed Pochettino as head coach.
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$10Mrelease clause value
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What outlets agree on

Mauricio Pochettino is leaving his role with the United States national team to take over as manager of Manchester United, prompting American soccer authorities to pursue Pep Guardiola as a replacement.

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