The ex-Chelsea player would have met with Jim Ratcliffe - a new investor in the club - and could succeed the Dutch coach, who is on a tightrope and could be fired if he loses to Liverpool.

Erik ten Hag finds himself in the middle of big questions at Manchester United after the < /span> where it was expected to compete for the lead with the German giant.  last place in a group completed by Copenhagen and Galatasaray, finishing in thehard fall with Bayern Munich which left them out of both the Champions League and the Europa League

In England they are considering that if the Red Devils fall in the classic against Liverpool this Saturday it could be the end of the cycle for ten Hag, so e< a i=2>the name of Graham Potter began to be heard very strongly to succeed him in office if his departure is finalized. 

According to The Sun, Jim Ratcliffe -new investor of the club and who is expected to take the reins of football operations in the short term - has already met with the former Chelsea and Brighton player to start the seduction operative in case you have to go out to look for a replacement.

Potter comes from a very bad cycle at the helm of Chelsea but is still very well regarded due to his great work at the helm of Brighton, where he took on a very young team with expectations from fighting for permanence to one of the best on the entire European continent, qualifying for international tournaments in the process.

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