Former Manchester United captain, Gary Neville has named two managers to replace interim coach, Michael Carrick at the end of the season after the Red Devils defeated Arsenal 3-2 on Sunday at Emirates Stadium.
Neville recommended that his old club should retain Carrick for the reminder of the season while looking toward either Carlo Ancelotti or Thomas Tuchel as long-term replacements.
Both coaches are currently at the helm of major national teams, with Ancelotti managing Brazil and Tuchel coaching England.
Forget the fact they have won the game [against Arsenal], they have just played the game properly, how I’d expect them to play, with intensity, energy and quality,” Neville said.
“It is right that Michael Carrick keeps the job until the end of the season and hands the baton over to a Thomas Tuchel, Carlo Ancelotti, someone of that world-class ilk. That is what his job is now.”
