Paul Scholes names Man Utd manager he’d prefer to Pochettino or Ten Hag

'United with either one of those coaches would be a much better squad'

Paul Scholes has said that Antonio Conte and Thomas Tuchel are his preferred candidates to become the new permanent manager of Manchester United. Paris Saint-Germain manager Pochettino is thought to be the leading target for the Red Devils at the end of the season, with the former Tottenham Hotspur boss reportedly on the brink in France following the Parisians' Champions League exit last week. Ajax chief Erik ten Hag is also under consideration at Old Trafford, and the Dutchman is said to be Ralf Rangnick's preferred option for the role. However, several people - including Jamie Carragher - have suggested that United should make a move for Chelsea boss Tuchel, with the Blues in a precarious situation following the sanctioning of club owner Roman Abramovich. Ex-United midfielder Scholes believes that the German coach would 'strike fear' into the under-performing players at the club, also suggesting that Spurs boss Conte, who was linked with the job last year, should be considered. https://twitter.com/btsportfootball/status/1503815371060649988

"I would have gone for Conte or Tuchel now," Scholes told BT Sport.