Jurgan Klopp is the latest name to pop up as a possible replacement for David Moyes as Manchester United Manager. We’ve also heard Louis van Gaal and Carlo Ancelotti’s named kicked around as potential successors to the much maligned Scot.
But while Van Gaal would be a candidate, Mirror Sport understands it is Jurgen Klopp who is the first choice of the Old Trafford hierarchy.
His reputation has soared at Dortmund, having guided them to the Bundesliga title ahead of Bayern Munich in 2012 and the Champions League Final last season.
United believe his aggressive brand of football and up-front managerial style is exactly what is needed after the debacle of Moyes’s first season.
Back on March 27th, Louis van Gaal has been tipped as the man to replace the beleaugured David Moyes as Manchester United manager. Given of course that the United Baord and Glazers decide to sack Moyes in the first place, according to the Metro.
Van Gaal has an impeccable track record and has suggested he will either work in England or retire after leading Holland at the World Cup this year.
Then on Saturday, Paper Chase from Fox Sports reports via The Mirror that Louis van Gaal is in meetings at Old Trafford
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