Rumor has it that Graham Potter, the notable former Brighton and Chelsea manager, may be stepping into Erik ten Hag's shoes at Manchester United. But that's not all - he's also in the running for the Napoli post, where current coach Rudi Garcia is feeling the heat.
The Sun has tossed another hat in the ring, suggesting that Potter could be a prime pick for United if the incoming investor, the illustrious Sir Jim Ratcliffe, decides to replace Ten Hag. Ratcliffe, known for his strategic moves, plans to bring in Sir Dave Brailsford to spearhead United's football operations. Interestingly, the Nice boss is said to hold Potter in high regard.
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The plot thickens with Ratcliffe, the wealthiest man in Britain and owner of Ineos, having recently struck a whopping £1.35 billion deal for a 25% stake in the club.
Word on the street is that Ratcliffe and his team won't be wasting any time either. They're set to be firmly in place before the January transfer window opens. Stay tuned for more updates.
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