Pochettino Eyes Manchester United Opportunity Amid Carrick's Struggles

Mauricio Pochettino is reportedly willing to make a Premier League comeback with Manchester United if they decide to dismiss Michael Carrick. The former Tottenham manager is among the frontrunners, alongside Eddie Howe and Julian Nagelsmann, who have both caught the club's attention. As it stands, Manchester United is leaning towards letting Carrick go, although no definitive choice has been made yet. Jason Wilcox, the director of football, is leading a thorough review after Carrick was given crucial matches against Chelsea, Roma, and Aston Villa to turn things around. Despite the pressure, United are taking their time with this decision, especially with the team currently stuck in the relegation zone. They aren't rushing to act in what is a critical moment for the club. In other news, Eddie Howe recently turned down an offer to take over at Crystal Palace, further strengthening the speculation surrounding his future. Meanwhile, Paul Scholes has criticized Manchester United’s post-match rituals, labeling them as "embarrassing," while Gary Neville expressed concerns about the emotional impact on the players. Declan Rice has also been candid about his decision to limit his social media presence, reflecting on the mental strain it can impose. In the background, the estate of former England manager Sven-Goran Eriksson is facing a £3.5 million tax claim. Finally, Thomas Tuchel reaffirmed that Jordan Pickford remains his first-choice goalkeeper, while expressing openness to sharing responsibilities among his keepers. In a separate story, a significant reshuffle is underway at Rangers, with a high-ranking official leaving the club.