Developments are unfolding rapidly at both Manchester United and the U.S. national team as they prepare for the two-game series against Haiti in the CONCACAF Nations League.
By all accounts, Mauricio Pochettino will step down as head coach of the USMNT, as he has reached an agreement with the English club to succeed Michael Carrick as the team’s head coach.
The English coach, it seems, is paying the price for the “Red Devils’” dismal run in the English league; after 10 matches, they find themselves in the relegation zone with just one win, having accumulated a total of 8 points.
The Argentine coach’s apparent return to the Premier League has prompted the Argentine Football Association to search for a new head coach.
In fact, according to an exclusive report by *Athletic*, their top priority is Pep Guardiola.
The Spanish coach is a free agent following his departure from Manchester City, and he recently turned down the opportunity to coach the Italian national team.
*photo source: AP
